THE - OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAL,
SUNDAY MORNINO,; APRIL 5, 1008.
PORTLAND.
i JOi JE FINER
......
If THESE
Marion County's Blooded
Equines, by Hundreds Led
In Parade Through the
i .Streets of the Capital
V List of Prize Awards.
World
SEES WIFE BLOCK AWAY
PITCHED HEADLONG FROM
BUGGY WHEN CAR STRIKES IT iS;
ffVB VAft 1st iimniiniiii
vus ivu An liWIIiyUALillLC
I There's a
of Comfort
1 f (Sortl DtlDatrta tn The JgvHLi
, Salem, Or., April 4. The first annua)
1; ' liarloa county horse breeders' show
' held here today surpassod all expecta-
' tiona In the number of entries. The
' parade ng the largest ever sren In the
" elate, covering 13 block. The Judges
' were bus all the afternoon awarding
' the Briiea. The city wii filled early in
: the day with throng from three eoun-
' on the tratna from Portland and both
the east aide and weat aide trains sent
, contributions. A real estate special
,-ame up with nearly 240 Portland boost-
era and paraded the streets with a band,
' led by the Salem Real Estate Dealers'
association. A fine lunch was . served
the visitors at the board of trad rooms.
The Ttu Winners.
.' The prise winners' war as follows I
- - - A aafalllnn I rm
and over, prlso IS Kan sac It, W. W. Per-
.icivai, inaepenaenoe nrst prise.
Best aiallion, t years and under
fears, prise S St Balvanla, W.
rrlvaL. Indenendsnra. Drat nrtsa.
' Standard bred and Morgans For best
standard-bred stallion, any age, silver
cup, value t ! i R. Am bust. Homer
' Rutherford. Salem, first prise; Hike
IMjIT, F. Talklngton. Salem, second
prise; Lord Lester, Dr. Reynolds, Sa
oiia, iniru yuav. '
For best stallion and get.' prise stiver
inm dowl ysjue i.e to, A3 a. irr. is. j.
Salem, first prise: Major Weltsel,
Looking- out of A window of an upper
tory of the building of the Clarke,
Woodard Drue? com nan v. Ninth and
Hoyt streets, yesterday afternoon. O. D
Sewart. one of the employes, eaw a
streetcar crash Into a vehicle occupied
Kw hi. wlf. mm.A n.(li..l.lia m rA aaa.
tha two avnman thrnarn in tha navamanf
and severely Injured.
Mrs. Beware, aocompamea oy ner
mother. Mrs. A. E. Olson of nervals, a
few mlnutra MfoM tha arrtttunt liad
visited her husband at bis place of em
ployment. Laavlna the drua- romnanr'a
Dlaca. afrs. Hewart and her mother drove
eoum in Ninm street in a single ouggy.
Mr a. Hewart waa driving. in at
tempting to cross OUsan street the con
veyance was struck by a west bound
streetcar of the North and South 1'urt-
land line.
Mra. Olson sustained a broken collar
kAn. r, 1 1 m until hm imam .hnul ft., hiv
and several slight lacerations. She i
tasen to tne ooofl BAmaritan nnnpiiai.
Mrs. Sewart waa injured
head, sustained a severe
the scalp, and other
the body. She
hospital where both were attended by
Dr. A. K. Rocker.
Mra Olson Is St years old, and had
been visiting her daugltor only a ahort
time. So far as the surgeons can da.
icrmine, Mrs. uison was ni nun is
The Sewarts lira at 101 Mllwaukle
avenue, he 11 wood.
After leaving hla wire and motner-
ln-luw. lust before . the accident. Mr
Sewart returned to one of the upper
Aa ne iiap
window he
ahnnt thm
laceration of
contusions about
was also taken to the
floors to resume his work.
rmnmi tit t,a naaalna- a
glanced Into Ninth street. Almost at
the same Instwnt Mrs. Hewart drove
across Uiisan street Just aa a rapidly
moving car came In sight. The motor-
man stopped as soon as possible,
not until the two women naa
in
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what had happened Mr.
tho a?ene of the accident a block away
Mrs. O son and Mrs. Seward were car
rled Into the home of a person living
nearby and afterward were taken to
the hospital.
hut
VI L mull ill-; I " .vi'iiiv.a fiati, waa.
inrn'n nut of tha vehicle and the bunt
practically ruined. The horse escaped
jury
After sec In
Snwsrt rushed down the stairs and
Ton tnnar hnB .ii-- a. - a I
--- ------ -.w vaana IV a, CHI I
When It feels comfortable and looks
Th h '""n beln loud.
lu kl. . a aa.-a.ww VMI KaVlUS CJ Q9- I
v , " u mni economical.
u. wear s jerrems suit twice ssl
ton r aa rtm mar Mnth.. .. .
" waivmun ni ana gooa style,
.vWIT omi "'gaatlons to offer you
ajvut luur Donnv t ointai Mhinh 1 1
aire imm a distinctly individual
i.,00,!"! ln ai15 t,J over the pew wvrrln
kles" for Spring.
Let us show van tha iMoiai tia I
"i" "i wvvtwnw win just received.
Tha faahinnaklat a, Km Am.m .
W MIWN9 I
prawn, ugni Drown, mode and the smart I
halr-llne stripes. . I
There'll ba miim MMama tm. .-l a I
- - - r".,ap, I. WMaa I
irom ioay inan tomorrow. .
Coma In whathar von ar mi1 .
wi nvi,
,. .-.V - : '?.,; 'V v ' ! .V, 1 ; :
Mma ta waioH U
There'a lsstv of
rat your salt for BasWv,
satisfaction ruaranteed in all
(larnlenta to order in a day If required.
r uu areas ana I uxeao BUlts a speouuty.
COLORED REPUBLICANS HAVE
FVFS f IN pn T HA HFN TOOP wn33itntHiirol.nsoKi
LI LU J I 1 I VLI I IVMU IIUIl UUVI
a ao rruefrks-w aa, - .
1UO I II IK LI dlKtCl
Young,
K. F. Ro
era, fair gr
Nlo. J.
ida, second prise:
Bones, Turner,
irer
Captain Da
- I hint nM.a
' ' Vnr Keaf flon-ataini1ary4 mih a waIA
ing. any age, prise stiver cup, value
Macs, Teo Mcinteir. eaiem. nrst prise;
f nuoa, urarit buoihj, wsterviiie, seo.
nd prise; Trek a BelL Llndsey A Brltts,
lair grounos, intra pnsa, ;
' Best stallion, years And over, first
prise 15, second prise 11.60 Mike Duff,
1BJK11
Portland's colored population Is pre
paring to go Into politics. It Is desired
by the leaders of the oolored colony
that positions on the police force, ln
the city service and ln the postofflce be
STanted to rolnraw mart mil In
that aome change may be wrought In
ins existing order or ih n thai ani...j
- v - - m.w i-viui ua
voiers are planning to take a hand.
A trass meeting of the Republican
voters ainons the colored men nt ih.
city nas Deen called for. Wednesday
evening, April 8, in the Mount Olive
Baptist church.. To this meeting all of
tha roloravl vnt H-a e ha v a
. w ...w . a .lava iimr n
Invited. The candidates for different
eiiices m ins city and count- have alao
u-u iimim iu irm present at uie meet
The meeting has been
for under the leadership
B. O. li. Johnson, pastor
Mount Olive church. Its ot
arranged
of lr.
of the
nhlaa,, la trt
see if aomethlng can not be done toward
finding something for the colored man
to do ln a political way. The meeting
of Wednesday will be for the Republi
can voters of the colony but a aecond
mmk mAatIr tnm t K. namAjiia tl,. .1 .1 .
of the ouarion will ha callaH mt m latar
date.
It is pointed out by Dr. Johnaon that
ffnara h,A Kann u.ln.. i ,k.
city of Portland for more than 40 years
. k 1 1, a .1 w- . . . .
luuay ins cojorea vote is Close to
100 St mnap in all thla lima no J A
man has ever held a public position In
the city. The object of the meeting Is
to nlan for an alteration In t h... nn
dltlons.
nnd prise:
' third prise
nrton. AaJam. flraf tntHaai. film
Reed, Sim Lindsley. fair grounds, seo-
prlie; Lord Lister, Dr. ' Reynolds,
nriae. '
Best stallion years and under t. first
Hon brlddle, value $10 Wlnson. Bordla-
iner ft Tanks, Salem, nrst prise
Best stallion I years and over, first
prlxe 5. second, prise I1.S0 Ely Sir
Garnet, Ed Pophan. Turner, first prite;
Ahnkerr, A. C. Ruby, Portland, second
prise.
Best stallion I veara and under
irlse S6. second prise it. SO Hk
T. Mlddleton. Halam. third nrl..
Percherons For best Percheron staJ-
two
W
yrlse IS, second $1.60 Lost Budd, I , Percherons For best Percheron s
ames Edison, SUverton, first prise; Abe lo nd get (with not less than
i Bender, Mark Holmes, McCoy, second I colt"), prise, silver cup: valua $1
prise; nea noy, ii, M. J&amunson. Mao-1 u 'rraa. cioraeneimer at
Tanks. Sa-
t ay
Beat stallion under S rears, first prise
alter Baby,
irtsa; W. J.
IS, second prise I MO Walter
F.arl Race.' fialem. nrst Prise:
Wertser Jr.. Dr. Rorera. Sal Mlt. Mf-m.i1
rrl; Trarapaa, O. Uf Bingham, Oregon
' VllJt 1.14 IX U riaTrV.
1 rBet inara I jreari and ovar, flrat prlsa
t woona prixa 2.&o Mlnxxlc .Lortlact.
xjt. . uiubuil oai em. nni nmj shaiiaa
aCsari
Univeraa. Rnrr1hAfmftr
I Am firm nrla.
For beat Percheron mare and oroduea.
6ri, silver cup; vaiue iu uaiey. Mra.
K K. Burr, Turner, first prime.
a wa w -Ma VII VUI UI1UT7I at OKI
aired hv Tin tvjirsie r.r1rja t K P.lnn....
Thomaa Trice, Salem, first prise; Por-
uo, ingmH Drum, eaiem, second prlso.
aT7 IMIIIUIL
Race, Salem,: second
n. aueuger, Albany,
mont ' Maid. '
prise; Marie, JT,
third prise.
P8i J?" n niaer I, first
Prl,a I, "ocond prlso IJ.S0 Tom
broettO. Charlaa Ti.k. -" .
prise.
bo
prise; fom Brontrtta. W. . MotLfiaiam
ffiriaa '
aecnnil nriu
-.f V-J? f GIn,u, 00eh tallioa and
a iuvi iw um two ioai, prise staj-
ft veara and nira, eiata,
ti: second prise. $2.50 Lo'uzem-
llnr. lioraa fihow aaanelatlan fl.
prise.
Best stallion over I years and tinder
I; first prise. 15; second prise, $2.60
DUA Bert. J. IV Mlnch f.lhaartw firm
prise; Farrlon II, Mrs, D. F. Surge,
second prise; Faunchon, J. D. Mlnch,
third prise.
Beat stallion, under 1 vaara: flnl
irlse, $5; second Prise,' (2.60 Pedro.
H. Constance. Independence, first
rmg 1908
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i $24.50
Ladies and Misses'
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In many styles and colors; val
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prise; Slgbert, Mrs. D. F. Burge, sec
ond prise.
Best msre, years and over; first
6 rise. J6: second prise, $2.60 Daisy,
Ira. D. F. Burge, Turner, first prise.
Best mare under 2 jnears; first prise
IS; second prise, $2.50 Free Verse Pe
ter Whitaker, Corvallls, first prize.
Belgians For best Belgian stallion
and ariat nrlva atlva, . .,ui,. ia
Fortune, James Edison, Hllverton, first
prise.
Best Stallion S veara aVM nA aaa,'
first prise. $6; seoond prize, $2.60 '
Amanaul Tie Mnutaln a r rhnn...
SUyton, first prise; Moran. ' Bordehei
mer A Tanks. Salem, second nrlza
Clvdesdalea Pur hat n.H.TQi. ..,!
Hon and get; prize sliver cup. value $10
ine Treacher, John Painter, Salem,!
first nrlce Rwr. 1 Vfv,. t r,
Gordon, Dundee, second prize.
Best stallion, 3 years old and over;
first Prise, $5; aecond prize, $2.60 The I
rreacoer. JOIin fainter. Haleni. fira.
prize; Royal McQuoene, J. D. Gordon,
Dundee, second nrlse.
Bast atallinn nnita, 9. waia mm . !,
prise. $6; second prize, $2.60 Oregon
Stamp, w. D. Clagget, Salem, first
Drlze: Brlrht Lta-ht J n nr-A
ond prise.
Best mare. S years and over: first
;rize, $6; second prize, 12.60 Cosmo,
lohn Painter, Salem, first prise.
Best mare. 2 years and under: flrat
Prize, $5; second prize, $2.60 BeUle,
L-P. Lerdon. Salem, first orlze.
Best mare under 2 years; first prize,
lS;",5?nd P1"'' 'O OHnn Gordon.
J. D fiOrrlOn Dlinlaia fir.,, T ..
i a.awv viiav, UU-
cia, jonn fainter, Salem, second prize
Marguerite, John Painter, Salem, third
tiugiiBn cnires nest stallion, t years
ONLY ONE TO SIGH
STATEMENT 1 PLEDGE
William E. Burke Is Lone
Supporter of People in
Clatsop.
wiuiam is. surge or Astoria was a I
Portland visitor yesterday. Mr. Burke
is a candidate for the Republican nomi
nation for representative from Osteon I
county and Is running on a Statement
No. 1 platform. He Is the only candi-
uaia m inn county wno nas signed (State
ment No. 1 and Is pitted against Ave
other candldatea, who are either un
pledged or nave pledged themselves to
support the Republican nominee at the
April primary election.
Mr. Burke believes that he is well In
tha lead In the rafa for tha nomination
anu inn toe people or me county will
stand Denind statement No. 1 at tha nrl.
marles.
Mr. Burke. In outlining his noliclea
and tne principles upon which he has
gone neiore tne people as a candidal a
has prepared a statement, which Is as
I follows:
! "i favor the retention of C. W. Fulton
in ins united Dtates senate, Dut will
obey the Instructions given by the peo
ple or uregon next June, on the folio'
fna- bill:
"That wa, the people of the state of
vicbuii, nereoy instruct our represents I
n.ira kjiu Hiwiuri in our legislative as-
- j " " v..bw.i, ... 1UVD lur 81 1 1 VI I
elect the candidates for United States
aenator rrom tms state wno receive the
mgnest. numoer or votes at our general
elections.
"In addition, will favor the enactment
ui ins lonowing measures:
Four-vear term for conntv nn1i.ara
"Collection of taxes by the county
u caaurcr.
U'tfarsrv 11 t ar r, i
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Gloves, Catchers'
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j " " """s e i e,i umi, years
?? KAvSr; fJrst Prl1?- 15 i "cond prise,
$2.6 Brockton Puck, Fallls and Trass,
Salem, Albion. Salem Shire Co, second
$7.1
Jor
BARGAINS 4
$19.50
Ladies' Waists
A large assortment just in of
very ime quality and late
17 1 and short sleeves.
o.w values go at
$1.95
Ladies' DressSkirts
In black, blue, brown, cream;
an, etc. ; values $12.60. Your
-ujice
Drlze
Best stallion o.. ...... ...
. v,U a w cm aa miaj uilllHr
I, first prize, $5; second prize, $2.60
tii jjuii, j. tr. r iscn. uaiem. r rat nrl
Mllles Best f tacki m.l.i ri . '
.50 .second nrlse. II PTannah If
uiiuo, fflonmoum. first Drlm
Grate -Draft Cn. K.u m a.
Snlmal. anv aa-a- n-ka te ii v.
W -'. " ' t" w iinu 1 1 evil, jp
. Mahoney. Fairfield, first nrts
Best mare or rMin .... .u
i- A,5- Jry. ,8alem. flrBt prise; Lucy.
Thos. Trie, Macleay, second prise!
Best are 1(1 In or or man 9 vaa,a . a
over: rfr-t r,rf.. .i --V a"1'
Hannah, F. W. Mahoney, Fairfield, first
prize; Danly. B, W. Hogg. Salem, sec-
vuu pi no.
L ITR ninv nr triAM 1inas)
- sa ' uiiuci a ri-Mrs-
first prise $ second prize, $2 Portia.
! r k i ' ?, , r c P"ze; Kowdy,
a.nwuo, ocaacui, secuna prize.
Draft Teams Rm rfrue, a
Under S.000 nounria- nrl tin t .
---- a 'K w x aim
ISlrger. L. Lanc-le. SUverton. rirat nH
Best draft t fu rrt not im n caa
... . u.iua ,ovr
pounds; prize, carving set, value $7.50.
TBe farmer's draft team; prize $10
Nel-Tonav-Rnwrlv. A V tn, oil
first prize. " OMmt
Best four-ln-hand team; prize $10.
Kunz-Pr nce-Del-Flora, R. Shorty.
Macleay, first prise.
arness norsas Best mare or gelding
'Iven hv larlvr nrtxa at ailu.. Cni. . I
..uo, ijejja iv., ur. j. jffivans, Sa
lem, first Drlee- Mlna T.laa Mr. V a
' , " , . II, KJ.
Rider. S su m Aoonrt nit.a ti . -di w
r .7Z ' J A --""" pi ,, aim, aaiailtil
M". 'f1"' Dciiein, tniro prize.
WFor lest mare or geldlnar: Drlze all
, value $6 Dick K.. D. kiirer
a. flrat nrlie- rm-nm a-,v.. .
Glover. Salem, aecond nrla- t i.
lie, urs. I . B. '.Klder. ISaiem third nrlaa
For beat naip tnaeea ne iraliUna..
.11. ..I ... '.7.,..r .I" -,?r
S.7 V, . r". Si v-oue and Maud
Del and Rex, J. L. Stockton. Salem, aan.
8af.rSrItZheir(fpnd TUey' , Qovley,
Radrlleraw-Raat mar a, Mi,iin., ..1
. . ----- --- . RLlumB i v iaq
mil case; vaiue, is Willamette,
PerclvaL Indenendnnce. flrat nriu
A T "A I . a .
uj. wi. , viuiBiciui, oaiem, second
Drise: Burdle. S PhllHna, o.un ahi.
- . . . -a-. H..IWI, uuiu
fa i " w
Ponies Team nonlea. J. a RiA,n.a.
(IrftdA f!nanh Teama nionV TUmM ..a
Black Cap, eo. Schaap, Pratum, first
prize;
tirade CIVde anrl Trench ran.Al..
u. ouio, ureion wity. second nrlaa
"Divide Fifth judicial district by ioln-
Colu
lng the counties of Clatsop and
uia.
"A prosecuting attorney for
county.
-safeguard deposits in banks
irure kuvq
lum-
each
regulation of
law and
welrhta and meaanrea
"Preaerva natural luaiMiaaaa m.0 a..'.
-------- . nu,v,0 ui bu&iv,
mciumnj water powers, ana limit fran-
i""v. i j . i j cm m,
"Better nrntactfon for aalmAM
"Volar not to ha .ayinlaail tm. - I '
ter except aa he changes his place of)
i Qaiuvilba. . .
"T!nntlnliatlon of Daa..ll .ir.a.. I
- va. .iuuou i il l uuaaCJlva.
Port of Astoria seawaU and deepening
fief PnltimKle. sat vaSiaa kaaH w
HoagUud Wins Walking.
(United Pnn LcMtf Wlr.l
jti us unu ui au ourn, in cw i oric. n a-
iinnRi rrntTnnifn VAn tisa 1 hn,.a iH
- . -, n w. a iivui In
ternationa heel and toe waJktnjr match
lynaniii., ivoiiu)r ii miiea ana a laps.
Thomas Slater, Canadian champion, wan
aeCOnd With 7K mllaa K kii. rx
u ann, w ill ID ,U"
w"d Wiere of Trenton was third, with
tw iiiiicb 9 isyv.
w.
HOBO
55.75
Just ived-A fine line of silk ,d ntl d .
w Villa
American lady corset, a specialty.
in
and
IS
KILLED AT EUGEHE
Tries to Board Train, Falls
Under Wheels Home
Near Omaha.
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(Spadal IHspstca a Aa . ' '
Eurene, Or.. April I An n.w..
I hObO abOUt tWentT Veara ni mmm mm.m
ovr and killed by a freight train here
wis aixernoon. He attempted to Wrd
F a. iar. but m ! rn.rn.mA m ... v.u .
- - . awuh-nuiu mm waa
drawn under the wheels. Both of his
feet were cut off and his head was
mashed to a pulp. On a card in his
twipk.l Kara mm .m... n - , "
. rr .2 ""!, rrea aionnson
and HolU Richards. A companion said
!tn,0.Wl.h, P8-"1' H said tho victim had
told him his father runs a dairy near
Omaha and he - had. left hnm
I years ao on account of , trouble with
fhia people, i .' :
Easfar farIf flna..-a. .v. -t a , -..
Tostal Shop. J24 Fifth' .trVrtT'fV
Will rlotlvAl- In P.t1.M4Va.H .
course of lectures on the following nh
lAfttsl ThA PaiiMa rf n. tri. '
.aw va. uiaj nan, KJB9
ana Aouse 01 nair jjyes; Cosmetics and
Their Uaa: Nervous TX.nsaaa at nr
The Care of the Complexion, Skin and
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Decayed Kaaolee
wnexe sna
riabbv rlesh
rreokies f -Kotb
patohes
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Black
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After tha course
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Bouck Bkla ;
asmonuu-ator wm d at one of your
laadlna-' hntala friT a llmlravf Ha - .a
- . " , .. . . . ...a,, auu i
fwiU receive in .consultation all who
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exclusive. Those who desire to attend I
complimentary , must send addresses.
Otherwise an admission of tl. 00 will be I
vimiBcui. ' t vi wa&aa7i lUlurulBUOQ, iree
ticket and date of lecture, address
r.-r . . -. i secretary
101 Is. Ave, Seattle, WaaMajrtoa.
The finest ajssdrtment of
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ever had pn pur floor
arrived last week and
we have just placed
them on display. These
are Rockers which can
not but please the most
fastidious and, remem-
ii ... 1 .(. . '" "J
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