The Oregon daily journal., September 11, 1908, Page 20, Image 20

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY , EVENING, . SEPTEMBER 11," 1003.
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PONES
TO BE EXHIBfffO
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Famous' Utile Jfacers En-
terwl for Various Events
nt Livestock Show.
' Th kttrotlv herd of high chool
' Shetland ponte" of rrnro,' Cel.. owned
. :' , by Mm. Xeol Zapp, on of the fore
most Ilveetocli breder of the outhern
Btete, hu been "hipped from their home
city to ftv ineir wonaarjui uoin'
tlona t the etete fair at fcalom and at
the Paclfla national show here, week
after next. There are eight trained
?onle in thla herd, fch of them per
ormlng hla or her own pwullnr "atunf
aa a part of the feature event of tho
raoea. Among the number of claaay per
. formers which the race visitor will aee
'here, will be Banajawen, mo Individual
champion at every how where e
hlbited; Don, a pony -with almost hu
,' man Intelligence and a prise winner at
every place whera shown; Red Riding
Mood and October, a grand champion
i diminutive racers will appear here will
be auarter-mlie racea . in wnicn me
little contenders will be mounted b;
.- hnv Inoblaa and the a need contests Wl
. ' be conducted In front of the grandstand
and bleachers at tne nnian wire,
Chllden o aid.
" In order to make these entries alt the
. more attractive It has been arranged
to have these ponies given over to the
children who may attend the races and
allow thorn to rids the little steeds at
.their own pleasure for a couple of hours
' eacn oay, particularly on --uuuren unjr,
Saturday, September 26, the get-away
day of the week s races.
these ehettandfl there are 11 4n the
. : herd will arrive at Salem tomorrow
night in charge of their owner, Mrs.
FZaDD. and ahs will-handle them person
'ally for the state fair, for the meet
.here and for the other meets of the
.North Pacific fair circuit These ponies
will also be exhibited in the show ring
In open challenge-against any ponies
of . the northwest.
': , It wu . announced ' at Country club
.headquarters yesterday arternoon that
every county in the Willamette valley
- and every county washed by the waters
-'.of the Columbia river would be repre
sented In the various dlvisiona of the
, livestock show, with additional entries
... covering all but three or four of the 34
counties in tne state' oi uregon.
Bltf Parse Btug.
; Nearly 100 ' nominations had been
made up to yesterday for the Portland
Futurity, No. 1, a new clnaslo event ln
stituted In connection with the harness
race meet here, only a few weeks ago,
The orrer or the noree oreeders of ure
aron to nut ud 15.000 for foals of 1908,
to be distributed- to the winners In
2-year-old ' and 8-year-old events, in
1610 and 111 respectively , has appealed
strongly to the stockmen of the state.
Of the purse hung- up 12,100 will be
awarded for the 2-year-olds and 12,900
for thsuf-year-olds, and this rich set of
F rises ' naa maucea au tne entryrnen in
he Oregon futurity, which Is run off at
tne state rair, to list tneir roais with
'the local management. , This will mean
an aggregation of 130 Oregon futurity
entries and about SO additional by the
i;me me uais ciosc, ivovomoer I.
Complimentary invitations have been
: received by Uie Country club directors
.: to attend the provincial exhibition to
. be held at Victoria, B. C, September
22-26, in which will be included the
finest display of Canadian livestock, to
.:. gether with, four days of first-class har
ness races, but Inasmuch as the dates
conflict with the, race meet and stock
show, here. It la not likely -that Fort
land, will be able to participate In the
northern exhibition.
POOS BILL! LOCAL
SPIRIT IS CHILLY
flfiE Millfi'l BIDS
HAKE FUR RY
a hnrt.arm lalt was passed out to I Mayor .Lan and members of lhs firs
the chin of tha Republican stste cen-1 committee of the city executive boarj
iral committee laat night by the Houth yesterday returned the bid of the wm
Portland Republican club when It in- well company for 21 fire alarm boxes,
atrurtcd Its si-creUry to write the state I unopened, and ordered new bids pre
chairman and aak why It was tnai inereiparea. Tnis acunn was laaen arier a
was so mucn apathy In the prosecution I Jong discussion between the memhera
nr -r.f rimiMltii In Oregon. L)ur-1 or ooara. r rea . v ooi, representing,
of the Taft MwpalW ' egon. "ur th. 0a4newei( company. A. O. long, of
ing me niacins " - line A. U. L.ong company.
of the party managers cams in xori Lon contended that he had been un-
some severe crltlclam. I able to bid under the specifications pre-
The HOUtn JorTiaiia ciuu. wiin. ii I parra vy iuy u,ont?iMn nvvarmu nu
fa.ya IMS aomeinifls UV " uih.i uhw llltl flaw avvuiiifjaiiuiia i urawn
i.v held lta tlrst meeting since the I allowlnc him to have a chance at the
last slate election at Jones' hall. It I contract. Much of the dlacuaslon was
waa at a meeting of the South Portland! of a sensational nature Incriminating
club laat soring thut Vv. B. V titin was i both companies of practices that
treated to the doen of sulphuretted I warned the committee of the necessity
hydrogen, moat effectively breaking up I of drawlnc up steel-proof specifications,
the meeting. .1 Ijiter the commltte awarded the con-
rnniiKii irici ror uu rire nvurania a inr rnow
Doa't deny ymimelf dellgbte 'conferred by
Bt)n elita cream and t!a akin powder.
Luitiifl tin? ' r - . . i - - .. . - - -
nrtiun . lull la colna to iaxe i nlz Iron wnrka of Portland ror 116.310.
an acilve part and have aorae uveiy i There . were 10 blildera on tn lire ny
mdt nti it nraf Driant wibihb I'miNiiirfinii. as roiiowa
. r.n in k halil anon, where Senator I Smith Jb n'ntmn Iron worlca. I2S.B00:
vniinn I. tn inllver the principal ad-1 Willamette Iron nnrl Steel, worka. ill.-
draaa and Senator Hourne la to alt onlooO; Charles C. Moore Co., 113.760;
the platform and listen. At the meeting I Gardiner 4Vlggera, 113,600; Camden
laat night a committee consisting or w. I iron worka, 132.476 and 317.476; Ore
m. rvmnln. J. F. Sinner. A. J. Fanno ind I , Foundry comDanv. 119.960 and 32..
w P. f.lills was appointed to make ar-76o: Phoenix Iron works. $16,310; A. O
rangements for thla rally. I Long, 318,400 and 316.900; Portland
AT J. Fanno. N. H. Bird, J. P. Singer, I iPon work". $26,680: Caldwell Brothers
BJ. T. Taggart, ur. r . tj. u"",. I company. $17,700, 20,70 ana i,tuu,
jonn M. Aiann, w. i . uun m
Jones were elected delegates from the
club at the meeting laat night to at
n th atata convention of Republican
cluba to be held In Portland September
16, at which plana tor me ciud worn
during tno XBil compaign are i iro t
tinea.
SALEM MAN NAMED
DEMOCRATIC ELECTOR
An'rust Huckensteln of Balem was
selected as one of the presidential elec
tors for the state by the executive com
REAL HIIS
TO FIGHT BATTLE
With three open-air melodramas and
a host of reckless horsemen on western
bronchos there will be a genuine atmos-
mlttee of the Democratic state central phere of the open plains and rug ged
commltte. at a "Mnjr T st.rd.y cPty byBi.ffalo Bills Wild
afternoon.. Mr. Huckensteln Is a well f.I)nrea8'of Rnuah Riders of
i'un i '
world.
tb, failure of Judge Bernard D.1, oC w.rfara eomblnoa In on. of The
Lake county to Qualify after having
been elected by the laat state conven
tion. The Democratic presidential elec
tors are Mr. Huckensteln of Salem,
flamuel White of Baker City. K. B. J.
McAllister of Multnomah county and
acenln feat urea. "A Holldav at T-E
Ranch," which will show the paatimea
of the plainsman and cowboy ana wm
end in a vigorous Indian attack upon
the whltea. a repulse and final route of
the redmen. The battle of Summit
Senator O. P. Coahow of Douglas Sprln,s wl be the leading feature of
county. A'i2. v. th entertainment. In this scene one
campaign iinsncea wrr, . .bc-uu u7 f bedding; connicts in Indian war
the members of the executive commit-1 b(S Reproduced, with Buffalo
tea and arrangements were made to I w,!, .c. ,wii. v..
have Mr. McAllister, one of the electors, orlilnallv Dlaved 'n the battle the
deliver an address at Eugene Saturday .kTh?aYhC&
" i and the utter defeat or trie Indians.
Still another type of western warrare
111 be Illustrated in the great train
holdup 1n which the famous bandit
hunters of the Union Pacific will be
shown In conflict with desperadoes who
have robbed an express car and held up
the Daaaenaers on the train. In this
scene a practical engine, practical cars
SIX-CYLINDER CH00
CH00 FOR FIRE CIIIEF
Chief Campbell Is to have a Pierce-
Arrow automobile to hurry him to fires I and all the essentials of real railroading
if the cttv executive hoard adnnta the I Will De shown.
n A V. .111 k. ,,,1
Will DI1UW1I. I II. I " 1 . w .
ism in every detail of the holdup.
The rough riders will display various
feats of horaemanahlp. There will be
recommendations of the fire committee.
The auto to be purchased will be a 1909
$3,600. It is not expected 'to arrive quadrille on horseback, bronchoa and
short of 60 davs. but Chief Camnbell mustangs In displays of difficult tricks.
l
on or bo aays, nut unier campheii I "" o,iie "'"A" J z. . f ;. '"-71
fvi..4 tn think ihot tv,. ....i,!.. then will be 'broncho busting and
ham at laat aunnoeitad in AartAtna- imnn I many Other forms Of accomplished
the type of machine to be purchased. horsemanship by riders gathered from
MJmmlrA tl n m ,Al.nJ . . . . t . A I llin IBI FOBL HI1VA v I 1U HCDl.
to-v tn. on nn.nKi. o- I In every way the exhibition will be
finally cams to the conclualon yester-l departure in open-air entertainment
day that they might as well aet over the at every performance Buffalo Bill
aaony as aoon as possible. The ma- will he In the sadale at tne head or tils
china was authorised at the first of the company, directing the performance.
year ana inasmuch as nine months have
been spent in ordcrina- the auto, the
members thought that they would have
to hurry matters to secure it within the
year's appropriation.
First Annual Pacific National Live
stock Show and races. Sept. 21. 22. 23.
24, 25, 26, at the Portland Country Club
grounds.
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