The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, September 06, 1908, SECTION FOUR, Image 44

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY OREGONIAN,- PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 6, 1903. 'A FIE STOCK WILL 1 HIGH-GRADE ANIMALS WHICH PORTLAND STOCK LOVERS SOON WILL SEE BE PUT ON SALE Tabulation of List of Entries Completed by Officials of Country Club. My Fee in All Uncomplicated Cases EXTENSION MADE OF LIMIT f TIIPF HEN Draft Mares and Stallions to Pre dominate SeTeral Herds of High Grade Shorthorns Booked Hereford 9 In List, Also. 15i Country Club and Livestock Aa teoalation hail Juet completed a tabulation kf the list of entries In the select com fclnatlon horse and cattle sale to be held fcera, Thursday and Friday, September 14 avnd S6. in connection -with the first an eual Paclflc National Livestock Show and and 3'orth Pacific Fair circuit, xm en tries closed last Monday. While he bookings were expected to be lim ited to 50 head of horses and the same Votnter of cattle, and only cataioguea fctuff offered for sale. It was found hat the class of en cries offered was so exceptionally rood that the limit was Extended to include stock which Is llke 'Sy to be grabbed up with avidity by the breeders and farmers or xne norm Vest. rrYt mares and stalllona will pra nominate In the sale, and all of the Standard-bred offerings will be of the Very highest order of excellence. . The registered standard-bred stal- aions fisted by Dr. A. Defoe, of pieasan ion. Cal.. will be without can-11 the fin 'test line of stock of that chm-acier ever feffered for sale on the Pacific Coast, Eeveral splendid herds of shorthorn have been booked. Among thrm are the fcrtxe-winnlng herdof W. O- Minor, tne championship list "of I B. Geer, and V number of others. State Dairy and ;tPnre Food Commissioner J. W. Bailey Jtend Leslie W. Scott have offered for Tdlsperslon sale the magnlflcenc Ash 'burner herd, the highest possible type tof the milking strain of shortnorns. Nothing In class with this offering has lever been listed in livestock sales In fche State of Oregon heretofore, t, Among the other prominent classes "will be the Hereford from not only .Oregon points but from other places In fthe West, and the famous Galloway herd entered by J. C. Sabln, of Harris .fcurs. Or., which the owner purchased kind brought here from the last interna clonal Livestock Show of Chicago. i The complete list of entries in both florae and cattle classes Is appended: t Glen Gordon consignment of regis tered Clydesdales McQueen's Pride 13646) yearling stallion; Lady Jane IV 8416), champion mare at Lewis ana ftlark Exposition: Darkey Bayne KlJ54), Pet Bayne (11874), pair four- year-old mares, weighing 3600 pounds; Wax's Kate (12341) and Oregon Sallle (12342), pair three-year-old mares weighing 3200 pounds: Miss Belle r11982), aged mare; Glen Cordon Belle K18647J, yearling filly; Glen Gordon (136910, pair of matched yearling fil lies; Blossom, registered four-year-old mare: Hlgh-hoo (4773), registered atandard-bred stallion, and five others. , Consignment of Hugh Jfesbit, Chtma- rcum. wash. western voy (lzuiai, (champion three-year-old Clydesdale fealUon at Washington. State Fair, 1907, id other shows; Victoria Glory t13 J81). three-year-old show mare. Consignment of I D. Chappelle, Hllls- Ifeoro. Or. KJngo (35472), eight-year tatandard-bred stallion, by Norval King C202W. dam by Onward (1411): Brara Jxord Boy (2:224). fancy roadster; Iowa Boy P. (kltii), great race and matinee Sxerforcjer; Arta Norte (2:16 hi), Len- tjmeeta (2:25"4), Ohio Boy, faat pacer: KKItty Groce, registered Btandard-bred (snares Oxala T, filly by Hal B (2:04H), Itlam Lenmeeta (2:25)4); Indian Girl rend bay mare (2), by Captain McKln-' rey. Consignment of Dr. A. DeFoe, Pleas t&nton, CaL Frank Cooly (42600). four-lyear-old standard-bred stallion, by .Mendocino, dam Rose McKlnney. by ! McKlnney (2:11); Varcoe (44086). standard-bred four-year-old stallion, by Js'utwood Wilkes, dam Carrie Malone, dam of Bay O'LigM. (2:08)4), Bay. stan-Fdard-bred stallion, by Mendocino, dam rComoma (2:28), by Electioneer (125). 1 Consignment of W. T. McBride, Port jland. Or. Malvlna. black mare, by Mo Kinney (2:114); Alveoa, chestnut filly, !by Nutwood Wilkes, dam Malvlna, by McKlnney (2:1114); two others, tan . dard-bred. i Consignment of El C Keyt. of Perry -.dale. Or. Jack Pot. bay gelding pacer, rtry Zombro; Topsy. black mare: Trotter, toy Del Norte (2:08): Grace Seal, bay Cfilly pacer, by Red Seal; The Mra, bay 'mare trotter, by Coma I Consigned by Frank B. Alley, Rose- fcurg. Or. Five head of standard breds. Consigned by Thomas L. Adams, Spo kane, Wash. Hal Online, pacer, tlma 0, by Hal Dlllard (2:044), dam by nllne. Consigned by A. 8. Glle, Chinook, ash. Two three-year-old shire stal lions. Consigned .by A. W. Glese, Portland, .Or. Nellie M. standard-bred mare, by (Harry Mc by McKlnney. (2:11)4). 1 ' Pure Bred Shorthorns. T Consigned by W. O. Minor, Moun tain Valley FarmV Heppner, Or. Lady. :roan cow. by Imported Ruddlngton Star 150T1): Red Topsy. red cow, by Im ported Ruddhrgton Star (150761); Jes sie Llnwood. red cow, by imported Rud dlngton Star (150761); Onward Lad, red .hull, by Star Onward (242586); Orange Hor (282874). white bull, by Orange j Bloom (226207). Consigned by Frank Brown. Cragl ;lea Stock Farm. Carlton. Or. -Scottish ! Waster (291812). bull; Marksman (292 '025). bull Consigned by Schmltt Brothers. Ore ' fton City. Or Two high-bred cows and ' two young bulls. I Consigned by J. W. Bailey Diaper jelon sale of the Ashburner milking strain shorthorns: Barrlngton Duke, jierd boll; Baden Gwynne 11th. FTantia 2d. Frantio 29th, Fidget 84th, Fidget S5th, Baden Gwynns 12th. Frantio 64th, iFldget 40th, Fidget 41st. Fidget 4 2d, Fidget 44th, Fidget 7th, Frantio 63d. Baden Gwynne 15th, cows, j Consigned by L. B. Geer sV Son. Oak , Creek Stock Farm. Corvallls. Or. Frank, red bull, by Red Boy (275930); I Carrie, roan cow, hy Exception (142 229); Lula C. red and white cow, by , Loyal Knight (161387); Nancy, red cow, Jby Exception (142329); Clara, roan cow. by Gay Monarch 4th (145693). Hereford. Consigned by L. B. Geer & Son, Oak Creek Stock Farm. Corvallls. Or. Juno (272425), Lord Byron (272426). Joanna .(180179), Bessie (272422). Jennie (180 173). Consigned by A H. aBrnum. Moro, 4Dr. General Dewey (2S5065). . Consigned by J. W. McKlnneya Tur-J H I . . if yJ ' -m Jsr- - ' jO x p. , ' ".m,.' I S . , villi " w T rwriiw ?v 1 j ir: : ; :.e i : ; - ' '? . -'t iJ'-.r- i THOROUGOBRED CATTLE TO BE SEEN AT THE UVESTOfK SHOW. I ner. Or. Seventeen head of registered two-year-olds, 11 heifers and six bulls, by St- Olmo 2d and Gift's Orphan. Aberdeen Angus. Consigned by R. Wilson, Wilson Stock Farm, Portland. Or. Four head of registered Aberdeen-Angus cattle, three young bulls and one cow, from prize-winning strains and splendid In dividuals: - Galloways. Consigned by J. C Sabln, Harrlsburg, Or. Five head from his great herd, purchased from prize-winners at the great 1907 International, Chicago. GRANGE HAS CELEBRATION Blejnbers of Evening Star Review Organization's History. The 85th anniversary of the founding of Evening Star Grange. Patrons of Hus bandry, was celebrated yesterday after noon at the hall on the Section Line road m the presence of 200 members and guests. .Words of welcome were spoken by J. J. Johnson, the master, as the ex ercises began. Mrs. Mary S. Howard, the state secretary, delivered the main address on the anniversary oocaslon. Mrs. Howard congratulated the Grange on Its reaching its 36th birthday under so happy and prosperous circumstances. and with a membership larger than any other Grange m the state. She spoke of the pioneers who 85 years ago founded the Grange. "These pioneers," said the state sec retary, "have passed away, but their work remains, and we do honor to their memory. Only ten years ago this Grange celebrated its 25th anniversary, and at that time the membership was much smaller than at present, but you have gained in the ten years In membership and prosperity." A short historical sketch was read by" Mrs. L. McGrew, the only charter mem ber present. In which she reviewed the salient features of the Grange from its organisation. She said It was founded toy such men as Jacob Johnson, Father Plympton Kelly, H. C Campbell and other men who have since died. She also traced it down to the time it built and occupied the present hall with a membership of over 300. Incidental to the celebration papers were read by J. D. Lee on the late Judge John F. Caplea and Mrs. Zlnzer on "Why Oregon Students Should Attend Oregon Colleges." Professor D. A. Grout. As sistant Superintendent of Portland Schools, spoke on the question, "Should Pupils Study at Homer which ho an swered In the negative. A musical pro gramme also was rendered, and a ban quet was served at noon. 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Electricity Is nerve food nerve life. It soaks into your nerves and Is taken up by them Just as a sponge absorbs water. It nourishes and vitalizes the parts which drugs cannot reach. and vitalises the parts which drugs connat reach. Every dose of drugs that you put into your stomach weakens your nerves. Every time you kill a pain or an ache by stupefying the nerves with poisonous drugs you are hurting them, and any one can see that in time, by steady dosing, your nervous system will be com pletely broken down. . Electro-Vigor is a relief from the. old system of drug ging. It does by . natural means- what you expect drugs to do by unnatural means. It gives back to the nerves and organs the power they have lost, which is their life. Electro-Vigor is not an electric belt. It Is a dry cell No 1 The finest herd of Galloways on the Pacific Coast, owned by J. C. Sabln, Harrlsburg. Or.; brought to Portland for the first annual Paclflc National Livestock Show. From right to left these animals composlnR this grand cham pionship group are as follows: Jumbo of Wlldwood. No. 272!S: Princess Third of Troqualn. No 23510; Lady Harden of Meadow Lawn, No. 2J100; Standard Pet, No. 2711)9; Fannie Byrcroft. No. 30942. , . , No 2 Holehouse white King, ow ned by J. W. Clise, of Seattle, of the famous Wlllowmoor Farm. A grand champion Ayreshire. No 8 Heathflower of Barcheswl. .another of Mr. J. W. Clise's Imported stock. No 4 W O. Minor's yearling heifer. Valleys Pride, female champion at last years Spokane Fair. , No B Inwood Lass, first prize senior heifer calf at California tate Fair, at Eacramento, last year; bred and owned and shown by the J. H. Glide estate; will be shown for the first time at the Pacific National meet here the week of September 21-28. . No 6 Slnleslppl Rose, one of the leading show cattle of tne Northwest; a prlie-wlnner as a 2-yeax-old at the last year's State Fair at Sacramento; owned by H. P. Earle, Jr. No. 7 W O. 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