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THfe OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23, 1008
1 1 l'l I! 1'. J
PORTLAND PAIRS
III SEATTLE SHOW
Blueblooded Stoppers K
p rtel to Take Prizes at
Bitf Sound Affair.
NEW TURN VEREIN INSTRUCTOR
tfflii mm
FOR AMERICANS
President Roosevelt Will
Pin 31 fri.ils on (Vnquer
iiiff Athletes' Rreasts.
Fan trie
whi;li w
will ho
K tamer's
l-vcn lug,
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In ll. "i
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lilu.- i 11, p..
lull an i
ropoa i-n -
ho m m ! '..'i
alls- IV..
t-antoi 'I
f If en i .i :
them In
nililrs il
been (mi
taut if n
USUal .si
U t.a'r ill
Wii
he Seattle IIori show
have closed yesterday
'l'i-ii until Samuel ...
ur fur Seattle Monday '
! benefit (if J " . i-1 laud j
' mil of t ho H ty a n I ;
.ihiilii" hlbltor Mi.!
v iiNslHtli.it l'i i'hIiI'-ii' ,
anging f'H I ho liwi"'
I iilih blank, fin- til"
I l.s a ii t h.irl.i'il to in--
- i .t n In' . '.Ill in ntil.'a t cd
'liili headquarters., -Jill
i.'f, Main HI. 17, ur I In
n those wlin eiilttom
nll.1 . .'ll'- lit 1 1 1 111 It 11-
u h.is taken the load
Is Intent I. HI to I'Xllllilt
i.nv. iiinl will take Ii ! h
pnh, Hln. !'.. Prince
to I tin Siilllirl cliy fur
igltani, Vhtoi la iin.l
'I ii.-M- nlnia hs w ere
In Hi.' Seattle show hist
Wilcox's c-ueetai Inns
..ii..i-s will doubt loss
New York. Auk. 33 Plans
for a very Imposing official
for the returning American
athletes, on AukuH I'll It is
i '"-K
i.t.
I UcS I
I M.s- lllH lull '
1 !
ninny of the athletes have arrived here
already, but tho reception Is JUHt as
much for them as fur atibody tilse.
Tho American athletes who took part
In the great International games before
Iho Stadium are. the lions of the hour In
the at hlcl le win lil. Th-v .n o tho snnwy
jjet.ilod inarguct iti'B, tho kingpins In tho
eyes of nil upon Imlng folka.
The Olympic gnnns wi ni necessary to
tho United
brawn. Hut
inn! skill of the
isn of brain which
rl mil of u sordid
Kngilsh, by tholr
ring, claim tin
nil fair mlmi.-.l
is are ready to
A nifii.-a n.s. It
.1 piOStlge in the
I tin! A iiii-i hans
I that I.t why i
has boon propardl
h Ii
lioin I nil---1 s
H hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 In
various rl;if.
Jitblt.
Ai. cffoi t
W. I. OH. 1 1 1. It
Macks, Nip
uro i '!il. at.'"
fit f o r any .
Lewis pair .
alnahl" a.-.
nho w it ml .M r. h raint'i
effort In havo tln-m onl
Tho Seattle show will bo an out
affair tlii.s v.-ar I tlo-t will bo
jiortunltv to exhibit show t!nrsi-a 'o
tho vory greatest advantage. Tho
Maiding aooi.iiin-.iiilatloi.s are bloal a:oi
vlmltliiK oxhll.itor.s aro asfu rod of cvi-i y
oomfi.rt ami oon v n lonoo for tln'.r
liors.'s nnil nun I'ortlan.l own.-rs are
tirpro.l to fo-n.l tholr horses tor omui
tltlon In this i'in:, alnl In appreaal
of 8eattlo H pt'iiorii
JaJit tall, and -"
there will ilouhth
local licrsf owin
enough to ro.spnn
JIOKSK SHOW LIST
IS KXTKNSI YK OMv!
(lOtlt itlMO.il fiotll
119 W.'iotl
eubstaii'
nieiitu
class io
maklPK
1'hki Two)
making cn-
nr, inaros or geM
lii'S unci oor To
in.-iil .-.la.-n. Morson
v. i-iinfi'iiiiatlon ami
' i!0 per i out, appoint-
. . Kuliibltnr.H in this
.1 nut .1--m-iIIh' t!i"lr loams wiieu
, ry. Thnu prlxos.
Uocoru Teiuus.
rtesorllip their '
tries. Thvoo pri:'."S
Clas. 3 a Koa.l ('
iTiK-s.. 1.1 ban. Is 1.' ll
be hhown In-lorn a
must havo 'pialil
I hi
I"
J
I I ( .. . . . 1
"vi '..?. ' . . Mv v, .... -
ill I t V '. ' T-- " v , J 1 I
R'HM!.ii,le'yT K V "F . Xj.. . i ' , 1 a how Jllat how i.at,iinio
I T", 'ft , --J'" -1 v..";'- , V I BUIM Is In tin. J',-o ,.f
';..: !" 1 J I Aiiiorh-aii .ithh-. s a
V"t f 0 ' t after all eh-vat, ,;p.
I , ' , ' ''Ml Ul'here. M,!1... ih,
I ;; . " Y'U , ? i I unl.pio av.ti.-iu nf so.
: ; 4f S ' . Jl treaier 1.1 1 of l ,, ......
IiXV --V S m ' V s , . I ami l.npai ual M,,e, ,
A?'? A l " I .1nilt tin- . la,,,;, ,'f ,
..;' ' ' V ' I Athlet,,. lui;,.,;n
il tT 'V .'-"iSS; -s Ii , -!' y - I 'I'MKea;it .so s : . I i..! ui
If V " VW B fur thoni.
kL.r fstir K- y'Li.'' II! Stxcets Kept Clear.
IP ' , V ''I SM ,'s'' vf 'V f jiJsJfli ll chaL?."o. lii. 'la's'.",. i ').!.' ..'liJ-r'
"t.v. wihi snnsn y , t 'ia t j , r is I YhiKoo aiin.-n 1 a smriii
pro-.l.leil ).e B fA V i . - 4 f i Xt. VVrJl ma.le to,' a ,:!.;..!. 1- par. nl
ll he will ex N lit - ty V J t," uromia.-il th .t li e mi..
fl r 1W , ' . s . Vn f,f V V- i served for thn -iti.bt-.s
h- H ' f Z " -i If . 1 "C 4fs mlr.TH n,, tho .'.tiP.
9 -'V?' -M..kJUWl , Hfo ll h !,-!,- I'-a.l
Is u.MiiB o t ry ; D U H. t " " " . f y 17 , U K honor v. it'.. '. '.(.
r.'.l. I D H W " ! - ' "i yAM.S. to,,, ,,i n .. i ,, .
A I 4' V,!-Vyf.7 A tiie.sn-ps r ,
op- r X -.n- s vV- i, lf-- (o.vorri..! MauLis has 1.
J S ' ' " IKI' A ffJfrhVl T'.rtl.-i..:.o I:, ,
CVl CTTT? rV7 CW'T ' JU-Jjp te f wol.-.i.'uers is -l.ltM.. Tim
Litui.cvuWWI. ft-iH-i n!r - - B oh,., Ki
'"'i r l'i ti ill J4 ..
: eai- I( , ,., . f Wi in,,::",;;-;';:;,:,;
,i I must (ieiinaa athletes In the I'ml.'l fcl f3C R I ll j I A A .ii.mM'm' "hi" li,,-' Lr t i-a
Slates, arrived In rortlan.l last week L J H lj j , b-nt.1 - it:!.- Thn" an I
tako mi n IM.Mnnne I'.l ;,11 p-,1
' II I. I r. 1 I I low IH'i in' , IMII--
" .1 .i-.QOOO & 1 1 "Tliat s t-itht.' said !.
. -va " V m-n.s a in. ii.h. i of tin- .
Iff 1 1 1 l;,)Wh;c i lull whii h won
fi I j Rxttii i-lM.nipi'.nsliip In
V J i "And what Is more,"
,X I I N.ik'o. 1 1 a:n rnliiK in 1..
9 Tb. -t 1 1 "''' h,r. as n.a.'i '
iBMItWlffW-'" - W , 1 Tow wllh in.' .':s
?SPn prosotit iiluiplad
j ' ful !n rtcfe.ttinx 'he
are marie
rf ept Ion
Olym pto
true that
ilimli will send his rnfiK'il
it i-h.-.st nuts if he run K'-t
1 1 I " 1 '1 1 ' 1 1 1 IV ful idi t loll before
s.. i mo 'of his liiir.ii s has
"f f Tin a few d',5 x. is
i .-i Iiil- and w ! 1 1 be up to hn
iidard In aiioih(M
t his ol.iss it n.l the
Mr III!
i vi Inner si
es In whl
will ho tnndo tn Indm-R
T In whip his now pair
and Took. Those ln.r.'- a i
winners Hiid win prove
o in pet 1 1 ion 111 .Seal 1 1". The
if i 'best nuts wlil n Iso he a
iai-llli.il hi ''o' Seanle
di.splav
(I analn
ho a
puhlh
iiih.r
.spirit
W I;
Class :
tlon. nuhstan
learler to I"' a
cotor wllh fi
before a tfa
vehh'le. Thru-Station
1 i leria t
ipialit v
" v . v
lU.llllle
hi ak,- .
pn;-."-.
Wag; on
i ha ve f onforma-
find aollon. Tho
11 bred ill round
,s. To ho shown
r other suitable
Class.
Class Z'i J'a Ir of 1
over la hands to In
formation, (o.ibstain-f i
Must tie able to n
b shown before. a
liorses with Ions or ,s
Horses hi O'.'Ji.i ait
Ir.entM ,'t) per .--lit.
Broujliani
Class .nr M
or poldlns
d for rail-
hys ;.l
itl'Ol,
S In
form
nil l
mam
To hi
to ec !M ;..
cent. . .in.,
per i-.-iil.
EtudeUikor
oi. T.
M-hiti-. :
.bull;.
md itoo;l manners.
a. pood paoo. To
Ht.'i'u.-n ttas'in.
hurt tails eligible.
; 1 c-t-n'. appoi:it
i'href prh-.'-s.
Class.
.--I.!'.iiB 15 hands
be Jadj-od for run-
l io. suiistan. e ami
i from ('hloaco and will Immediately
I u i tho plo.sl. al dlM-etit n of tho lo, al
turn ereln tho bitimiin-iit (Jerman a'h-
li-tli. organisation, l-'ew adili-ac Iristiuo-
possess more, honors than Mr. l-.n-
st-iuwpkl. L-anutl both In Annrl.-a una
abroad Tliat I'ortli.Tid was able to ,so
j oiii-o the man who Ins: ruot oil the largest
; fcyninasiuin class in t'hlo.iKO Is ooTiHid-
oro.l a inas'ier siroke, us several lai
t-it ies w ere a f tor h iin.
Mr. Kiiserooskl had the dlstlnotlon
, of havlmr been naiiu-il by tho Herman
Koer::ment whilo ho waa still an ai.-t'-
leur athlete, to represent It In tho
Olympif frames In Paris in 1 foil. Ho
won first place of his own rmtionnllty
!n-peeia .'.iiinashnrt work iiial bei-ond
In n-ll round athletics.
night jears ami ho came to Anierlea
ninl w;ts eriKaned to Instruct in phys
ical (iiWiiro in Huffalo. Ilo roniaLiu-1
thoie three --ears, (foiiiff tlon to ;l,e
Vonvai rts society of the Turn Yen in
In Chicago as p.'iysh-al director. Stari
Ii.jt v.-ltli one of the smallest clafscs he
so inceaseil Its membership that when
he left Chicago noveral wcks afro, ho
hrvl the ilisllnction of having- tho lar
b'i ft class in ihat city.
.Inst no'.v scleral of his pupils are
repi esentlnp- .America in the great turn
vereln to'irnartlont in Frankfort, i;er
many. They are ranking hiah In the
opinion of too jndses and will r.n doubt
the pur-
eceSWiry
Il of the
bv tl .-inei'tliiK
plans ivei-i
a nd ' lenera !
. 1 1 s s 1 1 1 1 1 1 u , has
is shall he ro
an. 1 thir nd
It ban been linlted
ip"ti tl." breasts of
. as tho croi nln;T
-in -in, CM. President
poi i an.) out ilonr
111 111 to accept tills
,e pi ese 11 1 M-
w.il tako placo upon
.all
. f'l petitioned
oil ional iiuard
- t 'it. Mn i'or
i in.- ntll'-lcs
ci 'iaps one of
the official
" Sullivan.
Roll.
vo:n to show our
i'oi mi!- l.i-'.v.s who
tic1 fair name of
spot t me: show,"
produced an -le-'d
off s -.oral el-
rcv Naclo. who
id M m ropolltan
tho national f
AIIUUSl, 1iSv
contliiuod Mr.
in tluit psiaih-
. of our old v h- loi ious
P'OSSI 1
tit il v m pic at hlotes It
If . of tho thlr.iis
lone so far during 'he
Ton titles ivi-n lost
K I
irk hi'-yw-i
4
Ad
vaoce
Styles
v?ar-
We are making the first showing of
HART SCHAFFNER cSc MARX
clothes for the Fall of 1908.
You'll appreciate this line of clothes;
it s worth a good deal to any man to
know that the clothes he wears are
all wool; it's worth a good deal to be
sure about the style and good tailor
ing. The name of Hart Schaffner &
Marx in a garment is guarantee of
all these things.
You'll get better clothes in this store
for $20 to $40 than you will believe
possible, until you see them.
C o p v r i j? V
ilar: Si hat
t i q o 8 by
ner i Marx
Other Makes Cheaper, $12.50 to $20
Rosenblatt & Co.
Corner Third and Morrison Streets
gaiio s
1 ' game
same;
2 and h.
winning
3 KTm-s,
wllh old All. in. i. winning both;
with W't t L'oi I laud. inni'.M
games with VaiH'O'in-r. winning
sins 1 ; 1 paiiie with St .uhtr.
sanie. She has ln-e:i shut out
In- -yVoo.ibarii. .1 to o, Oregon
Portland. L' it
fame, det.atlng
old
92
1 no
has
ing
ing
; 4
. 1
SM
iirinnr a
America.
I .on is In
number i
W rest! i
ming, , In
n : m
In th.
ll'ti .
' pi i.i-S.
u-l. tuml
Murk
h-tlc i-.-
v tho .-a
iutr.i
r of prizes hack !"
i dyniplc irames nt St
his pupils eaptu-rd
forme
Passtnir of Titles.
top
'.'OSS-
notch
in liar.il by
tion ho wil
t em of f a lie y ' 1 n i : i I '
feat Ule V. i '. 1 I ) lliid,
In connect Ion w ith
work.
.Mr. Kusci o ski is
niev and during tl;.
ihirni ; a port h.n of Ii
caco was il;..- siiprr-.
I- it I-, s. t u.' j.-.:.!; Iin be
a
fencing, Kwlm
o'v dancing and
w-.ii !. takci
irec'or. In a.iili
the Oilb.rt sys
: Steps. t.ohte ri
of fancy dancing
ti.ts .gynitutMum
.1 a mes
hsfol I
I.lghtb.
in
uros.'
Ni . 1 v i
self !
ta In.
f r- mi
York.
Con I
( 'hi.
'I'll
who
Huss
ilso a note
Fiirnmor
sn lm-nonths
of the public
distinguished
intri
oil!
Ill
the
.pa rd.
Ilk' v. I;
of Ir.
too
ip,
Paul Pii
at
igo had the
'.gh-st flK-
' passes t '
lose It hiin-lir.-at
Hrh
iug honors
11.1 of New
' IWO titl.S.
it her A 1 1 1 -
I
!i h
i ii
Iileh
won
t-i
i
.li-
spite of Ills Fph
,C litl"
hurdle
lit St.
In
i n
I o 'd
. sia: d
nivn In
:.n p -i
good
well.
n J! im rave
tlv nod back
a hi o;ihain. 1 lorsos
I, hi ollll.:!.-. "." prr
i . nl and livr i y Id
Chi
K. ha
for c
Blam't
ha. o
back
l.roup!
cent. I
per of
prizes,.
Pair
Korthwost
Cup.
of m.". r-s or
Clmllei!-
n.ls 1
w 1!
gh.'ti-n '.
ml li.
geldings
iilel To !" Judged
Muaiitv. st'le, sub
;1 good aolio'l V.. p. I
. stand ijuieily and
.siiov. n hot'. ., e a
to count i" p-"-
pet' Cent. lUMlleSS 1 f.
10 per rent. Throe
Victoria
4 ii - M a i o o
or over. T-
formation, quality, styn
nil round good action.
Class
Inches
Classes.
g.-hling 1T hands i
be j udged for con-,
instance. n,mi
MuH.t..lv Bond,
inanners. slant nutotiy nun oach w.-.i.
to be shown before a victoria. Horses
to count f.O per cent, victoria :hi pet
rent, harniss ID per cent and livery 10
jjer cent. Throe prizes.
Class 41 Pair of mares or geldings ;
16 hands 1 inch or over. To he Jude-'d
for conformation, tjuillty. style, suh
atBtini. nod .all round rood notion. Mufct
have good maiinor.s, stand quietly and
back well. To be shown before a vic
toria. Horsos to count fn per cent, vic
toria -5 per cent, harness 15 per cent
and livery 10 per cent. Three prices
Gig- Class.
Class" 42 Horses not exeredlnc 1
hands S Inches. To ho Judg-d for con
formation quality, style, substance and
nil round good action. Must have good
manner and able to go a good pace. To
i, Hhown before a gig. Horses 60 per
rent, appointments ovi
driven by amateurs
Clays 4 3 Mares
ceedtnsr 16 hands
bands 2 Inches. Three prizes.
Hitfli School Horses.
Class 50- Horses to ho Judrred bv
conformation, beauty, style and p' rfot'in
uiico. Three prizes.
Saddle Tandems.
Class 51 - Mares or geldings. 1". bauds
Inches. Three prizes.
Class 52 Mures or geldings over 1G
hands 2 iio lies. Three pri s.
in classes 51 and . Inch uirl.v
tlon from specification will be aiiow.-u.
Teams entered in class 51 can not enter
class 5 2.
Saddle Horses.
To bo 1udged bv tin lr quality, man
ner, gaits, conl. .rm.itlon and nh-.lkv- t i
carry I lie wcigiit specified iu tl.e.r re
spective classes Mam. cis will bo esp.--.-jjllv
oon.sldorod. The Judges r. s. i , e
the rig'at to ride any horse shown.
Three Gaits.
C'ass 53 Horses over 15 hands 2
inches up to carrying 200 pounds. Win
ners in this class can not show In
classes 54 or 55. Three prizes.
Class 54 -Ilor-sos over 15 hands i.
Inches up to carrying ISO pounds. In
ners in then class can not show In
classes 53 or 55. Three prizes
Class 55 Horses over 16 hands 2
Inches up to carrying Hit) pounds. Win
ners in tills class can not show in
classes 63 or 54 Three prizes.
Class 66 Horses over 14 Hands I men
up
In
I
pounds
to
Th-
Ot Wi
e p
pollll-hs
7 n -on
I .of
7 1
T!i
r. Throe prizes.
lorsos nil to carrying up
05 pounds' to ISO pounds.
p to carrying 1 65
Ui
lh
Mor
vill
:t ft
rS'
- prl
Open Jumping
. - lies!
ve jumps
't si ji.
ping class. 1 ni r di n
i f. rm:inoe over three f J l I 1 5
I-", ilir..,, feet, se.-- ! P J f S ! J
'--s. third four feet.! 1 ii M
t less than 140 1 V?
the
1 ho
alt li
Athens
S inch,
he fail,
tliat ha
:tl-' ;
is 11
tl stu
did r
i tl..
sh t
: pu
t h.
lid show'ing
s. Martin Shei-
tadlUtn P.efore
t Sh. t idan w as
City, 4 to n, and 1.
has won 1 shut-out
Alblna. S to 0.
Oregon City's Record
Oregon. I'ttv has iimil" til runs,
hits ami f.1 -irors. ;. gainst l-1 runs,
hits ami IP1 errors by i ippon i. I s ,
I'iaveJ 2 games with Woodhurn. ho
both; 2 games with St. Johns, win:
1; S games with Alblna, winning 1
"amis with Vancouver, winning 2
game with Salem, winning same; 1 game
with Wi st Portland, losing it. and one
game with old Alblna. winning same.
She has been shut out once by Van
couver. 1 to o, and has shut out her op
ponents once, beating Salem 4 to 0.
Hast Portland's Record.
East Portland has made runs, 144
lilts inn I 7 errors against 9S runs, 137
hits and 71 errors by opponents. She
has p'myed Wosl Portland flvc games,
winning" otio. seven games with Sa'em.
winning- three; .uio game with AJhina-,
winning; same; three games with Van
couver. wiiinttiK two; two games with
Wooill.urn. losing both; three games
villi St Johns, winning one; has been
shut out twice by Woodhurn. '8 to 0,
and bv St. Johns. 3 to 0, and has won
one shutout game from Salem, 2 to 0.
St. Johns' Record.
St. Johns has made 89 runs. 144 hits.
103 errors, against 130 runs. 1K4 hits
and 77 errors by opponents. She ha
plaveil three games wllh old Alblna,
winning all; five games with Woodhurn.
winning two; three games with West
Poi thiol, losing all; six games with
Van ouver. losins; all: three games with
Fast Portland, winning two; two games,
with Oregon City, winning- one, and one
game with Salom, losing It. 6 lo 1. She
has been shut out twice by Woodhurn,
5 to 0 and Vancouver, 4 to 0; has won
two shutout games, Old Alblna, 5 to 0,
and East Portland. S to 0.
New Alblna's Record.
Xew Alblna has made S6 runs, 40 hits
and 44 errors against 62 runs, 51 hits
and 21 errors by opponents. She has
played two games with Vancouver, los
ing both; three games, with Oregon City,
winning- two, and one gam with Wood
burn, losing same; was shut out twice,
both times by Vancouver, 5 to 0 in each
game.
iibi Alblna has made 19 runs. 30 bits
I
and 35 errors against
and 24 errors by her
forfeited, to Woodhurn,
games to Salem, atid
6 ? runs. fi hits
opponents. She
9 too; lost both
throo games to
St. Johns! two to Vancouver, one to
Fast Portland and one to Oregon City,
wlnnlnsr non. She has been shut out
four times by Wuodburn, 9 to 0; Salem,
S to 0: Vancouver, to 0. und St. Johns,
5 to 0.
This Dftto in Sport Annal.
1870 George Davis, noted profession
al hall player, born In Coboes, N. Y.
1S71 At St. John. Nr. B, Paris crw
of St. John defeated the English cham
pion crew In four-oared raca for world'
championship and $6,000.
1887 Bohn of the Mansfield (Ohio)
club retired the Canton toam In nln
Innings without the making of a hit or
reaching first base.
1890 At Chicago, Cnol lowered th
4-year-old trotting record to 2;10V.
1891 At Hartford. Nightingale won
tho Charter Oak stake, JlrOOrt.
1901 At Louisville, Joe Gans nd
Pteve Crosby fought 20 rounds to a
draw.
1902 At Readvllle. Mass., Dan Patch
paced amlle In 2:00-
f ti
rec
with
it was
Id til"
tbroi
gala:- 1
I. union.
world.
Tib At '
40 feet I
e when
.f stars !
Class 7:
fe.t s:-ln
cm rvinr-
Thiee prizes.
Ladies
Cln.es 7 I lie
1 i.t ee 1 rhies.
In and Oct Jump.
7f; It. -st pet fi. nuance over .!
pus' and rail, in and out.
less than 14') pounds.
be
to
before a
50
er cent. I o
Three prizes
or geldings nor es
3 Inches. To be
Judged for conformation, quant), sijie.
i..Kmn.- nnd all round good action.
v.iui 1ihv iroed manners and be able
or. a .rood nace. To be Fhown
ile Tiorses to count 50 per cent, ap
pointments 50 per cent. To be driven
by a la-dy Three prizes.
Drlvliiff Competition.
Class 4 4 For amateur ladv driver
making best showing driving single
vr In rinir: Mourning wie riume
25 per cent, handling whip
1-1vinK. 5u P'T ''on'
must use sanie hor
will be furnished
reins and
each contestant
carriage which
the Portland Hunt
donated by SmiucI h.
drlvr
club, silver cup,
Kramer
i., jr. For amateur lady
making 'tost showing; driving pair In
rirK Mounting the carriage, 25 per
cent- handling wl.'P. reins nnd driving
el.I. illSTll 'Uiuing Iioni iniiioi.'-,
Cut. f ieri contestant must use
-irr agf arV pair, which will be
. d bv the Portland Hunt club.
60 per
26 per
same
f urn
F or amateur gr-ntleman
best sr. .lng driving tin
; -i g
w 1 .
flllvM cup
Class 47
di 1 i riakius
g '. e 1 . . u s . - 11
r;aei j". per
and t'rn c.
f 1 (Vn en 1 lag'
t"iar". ru-.'
r 1 ? . TV ' 1 .
port'. ! II .:.!
Cl.fS " V "
d-lvc- -T- ". ' .. "
pair ; ' t ..it V !:
r er c t i . tea' 11 u.g
Ire .' ' p' r . ri. d
r is ee ; t-i - . r ' .
)e Mn ' r--' age ''- r '1 pi r.
be fut ,. ' 1 rv Portland
:lver .;
ConhtcaUcn
Fi'tal i'-1 f r hain..
po. H-irsf he t
rpror-rlato 'r'-
bor. te! : li t ' d f
the horse to he un
Clftsse.
Mid e-id'e pur-
fir. t fVmn to -an
;.-d ludgod a
r harness purposes.
trnPr.-il In the rir.g
nnd not exceedius 15 hands 2 lnenes
to carrvlne 160 pounds. Winners
this class can not show In classes 57
or 5S. Three prizes.
Class 57 Horses over 14 bands 1
inch and nd! exceeding 15 hands 2
Inches up to earning ISO pounds. Win
ners In this class can not show in
classes 5fi or 58. Three prizes.
Class 58--Horses over 14 hands 1
inch and not exceeding 15 hands 2
Inches up to carrying 200 pounds. Win
ners In this class cannut show In classes
j 6ti or 67. Three prizes.
I Class 59--Lrfidy s saddle horse 14
i hands 1 Inch and not exceeding 15
hands. To he riddon by a lady. Trine
i prlres.
i Class 60 Lady's saddle horse over 15
'hands and not exceeding 15 hands 2
Inches. To be riddeu by a lady. Three
! prize".
' Cl-ss f!l Lady's saddle horse over 15
I bands 2 Inches. To be ridden by a lady.
Three prizes.
I Class 62 Thoroughbred saddle mares
or geldings 15 hands 2 Inches or under.
1 Must be registered. Proof of registry
must accompany entry. Three prizes.
Class 63 Thoroughbred mares or
geldings over 15 hands 2 Inches Must
1 he registered. Proof of registry must
I accompany entry. Three prizes.
j riv Oalta.
I All- horses must Ehow five distinct
' gaits, that is. walk. trot, canter, single
foot, running walk and fox trot,
i Class 64 Mares or geldings over 14
hands 1 Inch and not eiconllng- 15
hands 2 Inches. Three prizes
Class 65 Mares or geldings over 15
hands 2 Inches Three prizes.
Polo Ponies.
Class 6 Polo ponies, not over 14
hands 3 Inches. To he polo sound and
Judged for their conformation, manners
n.l hardiness To be shown with mal-
furnlshed by the
Thn-e prizes
Soraaa Suitable for Officers' Mo acta.
Class 67 Horses 15 hands 2 Inches
sn 1 o er of Irood color, sh uld be sopn I.
well broken, gentle under sad-il. free
from lice, with free and prm;pt onco
st wnik. trot end rslleps. Horses co-n-
.eting In this class must not be do ke l
prises
hub 1 Horses Sal table for Caralry Service.
' 0;aj - C.eldi-gs. four j rs oil ar.d
over 15 hands 1 Inch and over Should
be so-jnn and well broken, gent.e under
th- saddle, fr-e from vire with free
au! prompt lotion at walk, trot and
gallop Horses competing in 'lis class
isecutive J.
ridden bv
tup-,
ladi.
3ity rans
Some
of
The pffu-i
league ti air.'
as rinilj ih d
71 nd roper
Jumping' Class.
t performance- over three
throe loci high. To
s. Three prizes.
Hig-h Jtnups.
Class 75--The trial for high Jumps
will comment" at f-.nr feel and bars
will toe raised nt the discretion of
Judges. Horses will be Hllowo.i throe
trials at different heights, if necessary.
Ponies In Harness.
All ponies filtered in those classes
must be iiniotie.-illy sound, have good
...i , -.111,01 1... appropriate ve
"-'.- "''I. .jiii.-ii ii. loiioien 1
Class 70 Ponies 1 3 hands, t wo Inches , Wood!
iiii.i 001 "a . i.-.nr.B ji nanus, one Incli. ivanroiivi i
1 u l ee priZi s
Class 77- Ponies 12 hands, two Inches
and not ex-e.-.Jlng; 13 bands, two Inches
Three prizes.
' lass .s Ponies under 12 hands
Inc.il-S. Till ee p; izi s.
Saddle Foniea.
I oiiics nil. ic.,1 tn tnese classes must
bo practically sound m,l will h i,.,i...,.i
" Im the ring an 1
st bo ridden by ciill-
SunnnaiT of (.anii Sliows
Interest i 11 lt'esults
Y;m.V Sliuulinq-.
U st
I'rl
i office,
us foi
two
I
West p.
Salem . .
Oregon ('!;-,
Fast Portia
St. Johns ... ,
A lbi mi, 1 new 1 ,
Alblna told 1 . . .
tlau'l
nl
PC
..V"
rifii" jtjAfs. ;t j r 'fiiv
M KjalT' ''wJr-'fl '
K- - larTBar.! VI 'saw v
1 irr 1
is .e.,... mi a?qa
iiTimlir-SSriiMiiiiy
at. M"iim .aw! 1- Jl1,
1909 Packard Thirty Touring Car $4,200
Let Us Demonstrate the
oa rai
M.
13 hands, two Inches
1 4. hft.rjds, one Inch.
ha ris-.
hands.
t wo
two
Inchon
inches.
per f,
cent.
classes, horses
wamn 15 per
-. t and neatness
In addition to
?.'9 a spe-la! cash prize
given to the driver of
winner In each of these
delivery horse. Three
."t .uniting the
handling whip, reins
r ' if. oismounnng n.l hard in
per ii nt, each con- let. whicH will be
a-ne horse and c.ir- Portland Hunt club.
e f .fritrhed by tlie
silver i ap.
amateur pen'lfman
s. .rowing d t il ing
,n k th. a rriag". 25
nl,.;-. lines nnd dr! v-s"-u
i.ntlre from rar-
a; ii i i.r.t ytant in-iat rtl
! :.-h w:M J "f
Hunt i
! t
by their app
good manners
dron.
Class 79- Ponies
and licit exfeisljr.g
Throe prizTr-' .
Class 60 Ponies
and not I'.v-oo!!:;,'
Three prizes
Class 81 Ponies 12 hands, two inches
Three prizes
Business Horaea.
In the business horse
will count i". '.i -i-r cent.
cent, 'uirness
of o u t i 1 1 1 J i
the regular I r
of Jpi will be
the blue ritl-or
classes.
Class 82- ?!ncli
prizes
Cla ss S P.i i r cf
weighing under 3,o00
prizes
Class 54 Pair cf heavy
inree prizes
("lass 85 H f a i t draft team.
Land Three prizes
Class 8 -Three-horse team,
prizes.
Coachmaa'a BilTtsjj Com petit Ion.
Class 87- Prlvlnr competition through
obstacles bv . oschmea In the service
of an exhib.tor at this show- Will be
Judged by mounting carr'ig-. carrying
whip. lp.!J:r. reps, position on "box
driving and d!n."';t.t!t. from car-'ajre
Flrt pr're, $Xe; se. nnd prl. 125. third
prize J 1 5 . fourth prize, ! a j f on'y
one entry class will ancele )
sec nd n.on.y if on.y t wo ,r. tries. , c
th:t! mor.ei if r ; j C ree 'n'ro-j v-,,
f "iit-i to. nt-v If I.- ; i- :r. :r rr'r'. s C--
ge an 1 ;..,ir v i i i n jurr
delivery
pounds.
horses
Three
A sutr.lnnrv of ' '; - i,o
up froni the sa::a- : ; :s
followins :
WooJbnrn'i Record.
Wootlbiiin has c, i 1 :
and 711 ertors in t-,. . c
against o runs 1 '. 1 ..'s ; i.. 1.
of her opponents ! ' r
' tYest P "Tl, md t . I '
ft-ateil four t nr.. jr. I . :
cou-.i-r playd o'-o g u- u-';'
tdons and lost li .' V-'-.g t;
gamn played In Co ouit
St. Johns w on : i e ;'t.- s :':
, ct.anipp-.rs nnd h-st tl,-- S.
AN'oodtiu rti piuv.'i - : -s
wlnulr.g 7 Bi.d ; sc. ' ' l
lost TWO g ' TC es To ' ' " 1 1
onlv 1 -i o eiu - I ; 1
forfeited it e k-.i" .- - : 1
I new A ib! an t .. ni m . -
beaten bv a s- - " ' f ;
j Portland lost l.k.-;i ..- . . . ...
'shut out lor op; n o--. ." . . .
! mm.'s i.v i rl I'
were ST .T . 1 , i s t . ' s
1 and Kast I'.u tian '.. 8 t
1.
1909
931 per cent of the owners of Packard
cars in the last five years
are still using the
draft horses.
f our-ln--Three
Vancouver's Rec.
n-. a 1 - 1 ; 4
r-1
rlay
lost
mut not be docked Trree pnzs
and et "wn si t i--.:g. 1 under t' sadme : XortM 8 wl table to Become RnBtera.
at the walk, tr- t and carter, the hnr To be shown oi er hurdles To he
hat smte.1 for tot h purp.ses to be I Judge-1 for their performance eenfer-
warded , r ! J mat ton. qualitv. manners and abtilir to
Class 4 Mt-f or r n-n. rs nanus frry trie presorlbetl we'g.it over r.ur-
ortlan-i Hm
i';-i. Spo
o h. 15 Ii'i.,
f.rs" a. a 'arl
he aidi.ei p.
reg-i i a i .on 1 ;;:,;
4 n p r
Thic j
nt
irg tand'tr. h-;rr
i r o . . r to bo ! n
ii t -. n t r. lej j , r , 0
' ' rmif .,rd r! ! l"n ' vr
d e. T-if...ert t- count
Ptform.lTce over J'jltlt..
; ointn. -iita : 0 per ctr.t
t Inches or
CUii
der
jYiar' s
or r'dt'
Tnrr
Idi
fS hands
"es.
gs over
15
the
die
Class ti Horse
up !o earn irf 19 I
Tv
vrry
n h
hard.
T relpwj tir
f-ntC and c
but ti iteerej
I
"our. r T T . ol t wr.
ften. but when K d "'it
r'f ej to suoh an iiertt '
tr plt-Lr rcst cf sor,
roa.! f -r C- crat
off br his team
' ei'l t
tfra'es
hat
T l r :.
ma tea.
Van or u
and 8.' i-rr'.i gainst .
and 7 i errm s h I er
laye.1 one game w. ;-, A
t ; 4 gam "t w I h -' i
w-lnnlrg tw. nr. 1 l .-- g i
w ith St. Johns w'T.t.'r.K- t -
with N-w Alt li-a. w o.
fames w pi, Sc. ,. rri. i g
-.sir. j twj, t ' -e r --. ' -Portland,
tiinni'-g f
four t.vn' ii it!- .- r i
t wuj Bud h .s l-g t w o . ,
Portland llif. ST J
A 1 bin a. 5 h a . Vi ,i. ( s
Oregon Citv 1 in (i
Wert Portland s Record.
Wt Portlie ' . s
1 t bit a ar d 6 4 . : n-ai:
1 " 1 t.'ts a...! T t :.. !
She t'laied g t-u-- i . ' -. w
w lnnit bt l an 1 . - k .4 4 g v..
Y'ftte o j . r r . . . - k . i -g.mes
wl'h y;h - p rli,. w
and lost E 1. i e - a ii '
t. 1 .- r. 1 - z a . 1 . 1 a . ; i - . '
and i ins n cit . -;';- !
Ir.g r rr -;. w i - ' .-.. u " t
sl.Lt .it o'.re - '. r a
hut . ut B'W t'Kir 5 t
aiexc a Raocr-i.
alein hsa m "o ; - , - -.
errora arah,"' r l'i
' ' rrora t. v ber S
Hi"! wltli .' '
7 same with l"..t 1 . .'.1 w :r
1 aacne stltli C'ron Cit. .os,r,(
u. e
. r
- I
1 t, a s
- r. 1
its ai I
; U v I
rg 1 .
r, 4
swutie .
Ask the Man Who Owns One
'ar
H. I Keats kutqCo.
Corner Seventh and Burnside Streets, Portland, Oregon
AdKNTIKS ALL IMPORTANT CENTERS
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