1809.
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'IIP HMD FIGHT
STATE DIVHII
Speedy Steeds and Cattle of Degree to Be at Portland Fair This Week
MEETING CALLED
Association Instructs rub
ric How to Deal With
'. - : Ply Nuisance
Enraged Los Angolans In
vite Delegates to Assom- '
blc October 5.
Tlin OREGON SUNDA JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 19,
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Tha merchants' association's com
mittee on pollution of tha waters of
New York In a pamphlet issued In July
.contains much valuable Information
. about fllaa and how peat t6 exterminate
theaa universal dlseaee spreaders. With
the pamphlet la aent a placard on whloh
' la prlntad In large black characters
' iTulea for daallns with tha fly nuls-
anoe." J. JMerporit ' Morgan la on ot
. tha direr-tors of tha merchants aasocla-
tlon. Following la the pamphlet I ,
''Kllaa are the moat dangerous Insects
wi have. They are much mora dangerous
than hove or hornets; these may sting
you, ana trie acinar la pamrui. but you
soon act over tha ruin. Fllaa do much
more harm than this. They walk over
imny piaoes live aewera ana carnage
ntni, ana arter eating tna xutny roa
which they find-there they roine Into I
your.- house and walk on tha food you
a i, -carry in on. meir reel me liny
ferma which live In filth Juat aa you
Ive In a house, Theae germs are not
only filthy and disgusting, but many or
mem cauae aucn aiseaavs aa typnouid
fever, cholera Infantum- and summer!
complaint When the fllea bring them
from some dirty place to your food
leave aoma of them when they crawl -on
your face or hands, you may awallow
theaa germs without knowing' It and be
taken 111 with one of theae dlaeases. to
tha fly that seems ao harmless may dd I
you much mora barn) than a bee or
hornet. . - i
"Your parenta should plaea acreena at
their doors and windows during- the
warm 'weather, to keep tha fllea out of
tna nouae. ir tney cannot acreen.au 1
the rooma, they should acreen thoae in
which food la kept: . and If anyone la
alck In the bouae, (Ilea should be kept
irom in aicic. room, setnai tney may
not carry germa from the alck peraon to
me rest or tna lamuy. i i .
,Chlldren May Kelp. '
Children may heln to keen fllea from
swarming In and around' houaea. - and
from carrying germa of sickness from
one person to another. In -the first
place, thej- ahould not buy candy, fruit
or other rood .which ia left In front of
atores or anywhere else where fllea may
feed and walk on It. Kliee lav their e?ra
.chiefly-In stable -manure, and If this 1
left "without acreena or other cover to
' keep, the. fllea a'wayj 'great numbers will
be hatched In every atable. If you know
Of atores where food la not covered from
.. files,' or of stablea that have swarms of
them, ardund, ge$ your father or mother
tO write to the board ' nf health ihnnt
them, and the board, will maka the store-
keepers or- stablemen obey Its rules.
: But before you- report other people for
i umnj rui ana oitijf ana SO malting
11- pvamuie ror ines to become- a nule
v a noe, be sure that your own house la
'clean, 'and that no garbagecanrf or boxes,
, . . v naw,wou tu Burnet- xiirs, -
' ' ..'.Ifyu Dd H th People you know
will follow tola advice., there will .not
,. ue-nearly- ao many riles to plague you In
ho weather, and there will not be nearly
so much -alckneaa and death, especially
uiniiir cimuren, aa now.-' ...
s? FQlJpwlng lf.tba text of tha card: f
"Ssf'tK x-nx'JW in Brief Tom. ,'
f ?KeeO' the. fllea awav from tha alMr
especially those 111 with contagious dis
eases." Kill every fly that strays Into
me bich: room; ; ' iiiauoay is covered with
. disease germs,: , ... ( . ..
'Uo.'not allow decaying; material of
njr sori-io accumulate on or near your
' premises. ; . c. - . ,
All refuse which tends In any way to
fermentation, such - as bedding, straw.
paper waste -and .vegetable- matterrf
Biiouio, os, disposed ox ..or, covered, with
nine ur Kerosene oh. : ? , i . . n t ;
"Screen all food, whether In the house
or exposed ior Bale. . -i . ;
"Keep all rreoeptacles for garbage
carefully -covered and the cana cleaned
or sprinkled with oil or lime.
'"Keep .all stable manure In vault or
pi i, Bcreenea or sprinwed with lime, oil
or other cheap preparations, such aa are
u,u Mumoer or reiiaDio manufac
turers. . . , v
see that your sewage system is In
rood order:; that It does not leak. Is upl
to date and not exnosed to files.
- rour aerpsene into tha drains.
"Burn or bury all table refuse, "
'?reen all wlndowa and doors, espe
cially In. the kitchen and dining room.
"If you- see flies you mav ha .
that; their, breeding place is In nearby k " lro1 purBS """-"' w
filth... ,it inay be behind tha door, under by Zombro, Sawyer driver; Zom Del
the tawe or in the cuspidor. ' . f gr. -g-by Zombro. Da Ryder, driver;
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w r:; .m .',f r . . tan.-, -i - . - J i
r m ii i ' i sail i r Hi( ( . - V ' yi r,i n? f ill .-
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The upper left is the yearling Shdrthorn buff King Lancaster, winner of the grand championship at the California state fair this year. Tou will see him at ,the Portland
show. The upper right is Golden Fern of Irmalla, grand champion female among Jerseys at the California state fair. She is coming to Portland. The center group Is a herd of
prize-winning cattle. The lower picture ia Kid Wilkea winning the fast trot at Sacramento. He will be seen at the fair track this week. v
at tha top of their form. Not 1 1st" on It
Monday's Sacs Pro tram.
1:26 trot, purse $800 Paul W. b. g.
"II there -19 nn Mrf nnA nuv
.iti i.v; ,n.. . " -" ""
borhodd write at once to the health Se
To Kill Puss.
.Nellie Mars. b. m. by Courier, Erwln,
driver; -(Sloria O'Neil, b. m. by Parole,
Davis, Driver: Zom Oak. b. sr. by Zom.
bro. Star, driver; Rastus, b. g. by Ora
Guy, Brooker, driver.
"The Tndnn: Tnnat ,. 1 pace, jpursa uu, upen iver
medical Inumni nt th 7i i .Trt "Z I Rorse -a. w. is., D. m. ty isombro, S. 8.
rhabSlWttt WvMt,11ae yanOr; Dan & a. by Ath-
weak solution of formaldefiv. i w.. .ara,.u) Anyeies. yai,
In nlate ? or mLuJZX tU ?P1?hS Chadbourn. Pleaaanton. Cai.; Judge Dll-
house. Ten oentS worth tiVL0 lr,d h- n- Hal DUlard, Frank
hyde will last in SfnUr n.ld.n CJhilds, Spokane, Waah.: Leolob. m. by
SLf ItLStllVxJ'lK " W"field: .Frank. Fntnilcr. Pendleton;
fatal to disease oriaalii ana Ki.w"?11"1:."-' Dy uoroer King,
tlcallv nonnoisonoua S A t. V- " ? Vaws?n. ouaer..i
V "Pyrethrum - powder, ; which may be
bought at any rug atora, burned la tha
uuun will J ) n 1 1 Kill lima - . . ..
Mont
Half-mile dash by Portland Hunt club.
cup -riven by J. Hj Porter Call Bond.
E. ODOenheimer: Mike Wisdom. Wil
liam Walter; Lady - Myrtle, D. A. Pa
tullo; Oreg-on. Maid, 8. B. Loewenbera;;
Buster, James Nlohola,
. AmY. mmIm ...1..
...... uu in 1, uiw 7V11IV0, 1UI
cup given by Portland Fair and Live-
biock -aasooiaiion jjick, lieutenant A.
C. McBride, Vancouver, Wash.; Nell,
Boston. S.nt.. it rh'. n... 8. Wheeler; Folly, captain Xroy S.
ber of commrr h. lT.r." Lyon; Bess, .Lieutenant H. D. K. Zlm-
'B'iv cm, vis. il wa.H vuli I (i mnn nau m .
i BnicB n Liio iieannaT bi rsnnicAn a rstv. i .
J iiiwtnaiiiuor a i bo win. ma I i-"hT
bc unc a peuuon OI intervention at
Waahln '
BOSTON OPPOSES '
SPOKANE RATES
Every Man Read
This
Thla treatment Is said to hay
scguirea a wonaerrui. -reputation
throughout tba East owing; to its
peculiar propensity to fortify the
, nerve force and generate health
and a consequent-personal mar
netlam, ao easential to the happi
ng aa of every normal human be
ing; It Is claimed to be a bleas
, Ing- to those who- are physically
impaired, g-Ioumy. daspondent
nervous and who have trembling-
ef the limbs, dizalnees, heart pal
pitation, cold hands and feet In
somnia, fear without cause, .tim
idity In venturing; and general in
ability to act rationally aa others
do. Also of vaat beneflt to
writers, professional man, office
workers and the victims ef soci
ety's late hours and over-indulgence
In wines, liquors, etc
By preparing' the treatment at
home secretly, no one neHl know
of another's trouble, while the
Ingredients are much used ia nil-'
Ine; various prescriptions, ao that
even the pnrchaae ct them rp
arately need occasion no. tim
idity. If the reader derides to try it
rt thre eoncea of ordinary sw
ap saraaparlila - compound, and
one ouarwk compound fluid balra-
wort; mix and let stand two
houra; then at on mine eorn
pnd eeenr-a earrtlol and one
ounce ttftctnr radnraeae com
roond' ot cardamom), mla all
tcg-ether. ahniie well and take
a tapoofui after aaeh meal and
Of at tifght -
This rontaraa aa opiate what
ever arvd mar ! N mi by wtv.
wn vSa eaffer wt'b tbir prrr
wl'h abMit realnty ot prompt
aad lilting arf, ia.
Chariot race. , . ' ' ' '
Biz trotters entered In the i-ts trnt
will face-the atarer In the first race
Monday afternoon at the Portland Vair
and Livestock association race meeting;
and livestock show. - Behind theae six
horses will be six well-known drivers,
some of them old a-rmnd clroult drivers.
With this event as an- offering the race
meeting wiij oe on.
Out at tha track evarrdetall of nren.
aratlon for the man v thnronvhhnuta
has been completed. , A track, the equal
of which baa never been seen on the
coast will be offered to tha horsemen
ior ineir races..
It has always been said that a thor.
ouarhbred horse aporeciatea a rood track.
that he can tell thedifference between
an excellent one and a alow one and
also tnat ne will axnress it in h i
actlona ' When vou -see six thorough
bred a Impatient to ret the word of the
starter Monday afternoon -you will aee
mat tney ao appreciate .me smooth
atretca aneaa or tbem. - -Track
ia nna Bhapa.
Tha track ltaelf la in the best of
snspa. it , lias peen watered, raked.
rolled .and watered again, . the dirt
thrown off by previous races ' swept
pace: ana roiled into- piece -tiH - It. re
aemblea In smoothpeaa the floor of a
aancing pavilion. up until Monday
noon this work will be kept up, when
it ia expected tha track will viva its
orvsa reneersai.
As to tha horses, too much - cannot
be expected of them. - They will have
toe tracx to help tnpsn. to be sure.
nd likewise tbey will have the Ore.
gon climate to stimulate there with the
spirit urn wina. mere are hot weather
horse and there are cold waathe
horses, but the majority of horaea. like
me majority er men. iov real Oregon
fall for raalng better than all else.
Weather oroeneots nmt arera hatter
The watber office to te anxious
oneriea of Imlilnit W. II. Wehrun haa
aald that nothing but arood weethet
ahouH be expected for the coming week.
Entered in the racea thla week will
be a eoilActlon of to horaea never
uaneo on an. Oregon racing track.
are at tna too
enough racing; to make them stale, but
"We eXDect a fine time nn our nart of
tha day.'r said Gua C. Mosher. "We
are not planning on any special pro
gram addition, but will try to ret as
many of our members out aa possible,
ret acquainted with the members of the
other lodges in the city and enjoy the
races.- we nave naa several large ana
enthusiastic meetings alnce the com
mittee was appointed and tha plans are
well laid. Each lodge Is to strive hard
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it.,,, mr n Am . . , , . . , . - 1 1UI 1UO ailOUUaUVO UUUUIB ffcllU fcUW O fc-
""'"K mci m gov uio I tendance should run high."
oaiem acocic to roruina. while innihar i -m-. m
cattla from tha Denver tonr -vTw I Wednesday is Portland day. In the
nhih xinae i..t nik itlJ.. I af ternoon many of the leadlnr mer-
hi liveatnb oiJ c"' " I cliants in town have arreed to close
' " ' - TMULU V ,lIUjr LimU . . . . I . . . .1.1
racea Tha banner attendance of the
whole week is looked for on that after
noon.
Thursday. Wllllamette valley U roc era
and Butchers' day will be riven over
to the reaidents of this community and
west iida of the fair rroundV will be to the people who supply us with bread
nousea tne livestock wnicn will compete
in tne comosutive juaaing. jorsea or
an Dreedinr. . cattle or all . breedlnir.
sheep, goats and pigs will occupy places
alike. The pig will for once in his life
be at leaat partially clean, more
through tba fact that he cannot noa-
siDiy una any a in arouna me Darns,
than that he prefers cleanliness. , -
Judges will tie gin work:- on soma of
tna classes aariy Monday morning, but
most of them will be held open awaiting
tne-commr or tne xenver cattle, which,
owing to tha lata start will not reach
here till Tuesday morning. Judrinar on
them will commence at noon Tuesday.
Boa naa a Roma Stretch.
Tha "Home Stretch" alao ia ready.
This is a new venture for a Portland
raoe meeting this evening's entertain
ment furnished by the fair management
itself. This will be ahown Monday
Just enough to condition them for the
big effort to capture some of the rich
Portland purses haa been their share,
and every owner has the faith in his
norse tnat cannot be shaken.
Great Show of Livestock.
Yesterday at 1 o'clock 102 cars of
livestock left Denver and Salem for
Portland. It required 82 ears and
annas oi aonars on noarit and manv a
worry will-bother the owners before the
trains finally reach the aiding at the
fair grounds east of Bose City park
ana me came ana norses are un
loaded. i
At the big stock barns over on tha
and meat Special sports Will be held
that afternoon in which tha two fac
tions will participate. Special rates
have been granted by the Southern Pa
cific and Oregon Electric for all points
up the Willamette valley and large
delegations from a number of southern
towns are expected, to attend the races
on that day. . In tha evening the promi
nent valley men in attendance are to be
the- guests of tha directors of the Port
land Fair and Livestock association at
a banquet at tha Commercial club at
:80.
Friday ia Ladies' and Columbia River
Valley day and special rates all along
the valley points prevail as on the day
before for the Willamette valley people,
and a large crowd of Columbia river
people will be in tha city. Invitations
(Iharst Ktwa by Longest Wlrv.t
Los Angelas. fieOL ii. State division
I of California will be fornierally en
eidvred by repreaentatlvea of local rli'i
pouies at a convention to ie held in
this elty Tueaday night October I. Tha
I date for the convention waa fixed tolty
by tha committee euloeted at Ilia reont
roaas meeting of cltlaena and taipayere
to protest against tha im-reaacl as
sessment of Los Angeles county by th
State board of equalisation. '
Itequesta will be aent . at onre to
eight local elvio bodies requesting esc!
to select 10 delegates to attend tha com
ing convention, which In all prohuhllir
will be held in the Chamber of Com
merce building.
The convention wll be composed or
0 delegates. The cal organliatloiiS -that
will be asked to nd 10 repreaenta
Uvea to the convention are tha Los '
Angelea realty board, chamber of com
merce. City club. Merchants' and Manu
facturer' association, Southern t'ali' '
fornia State league, Los Angeles Job
bers' association. Municipal league. arl
Credit Men's assis-latlon.
The committea fsaulng tna can for
tha convention will have seata in tha
convention as representativea of th
cltlsens' and taxpayers' mass meeting'
held 10 days ago. ' ,'
Wallace was elected chairman, with
Bascom A. Stephens, member or tb- .
Southern California-State league.
secretary.
have been sent out by Tom Richardson
to all of these people and many will at
tend. - -- - --- -- . -
Baolng Events ror ine wee. .
The list of trotting and pacing evenia
scheduled for the week is as follows:
Condar, Slept. 80 Hunt Club Day.
If -year-old trot, Kindergarten purse. $400
1:13 pace, open itiver purse......... au
1:25 trot 82
purse 400
2:20 pace 0
2:12 trot Commercial Club purse.. 2500
Friday, lapt 84 Ladias' and Columbia
Valley ay.
2:20 trot
2:05 pace. Rapid Transit purse...., 1000
12:08 pace, consolation 600
Saturday, Sept SS Automobile and
cnuareirs
2:15 pace ..........I 800
Free-for-all trot Rural Spirit -
puree
2:1 trot consolation ouo
Tuesday, opt. SI Tratarnai, Business
Bodies and Button Say.
2:25 pace "'
t-year-old pace, 2:20 class. Valley
Furae 00 -
trot Board of Trade purse 800
Wednesday. Sept. 82 Portland, say.
2:20 trot
at. AO -Ooa mttf rtlirMA ...... 2500
2-year-old trot 2:25 class. Colum
bla nurse v 600 .
Thursday, Sept. 83 Willamette Taller.
Orooers and Butchers' say.
2-year-old pace, Manufacturers ; -
BUEIED FIFTY YEAES; :
BODIES EECOGNIZED
i tj. . a G.nf - 1 a Th- tcawlr or
noise, luauv, wk- . '-' . , . ; .
removing the bodiea from the old city
cemetery to Morris Hill cemetery has
Kn nnmnintnd. . The contract under
ohieh tha nrk was done called for the
exhuming of 32 bodies, but as only the
graves maraea were umn mw wum
eratlon, the definite number waa not
known and upon the completion of the ;
work it waa found that 92 bodies had ,
been removed f rom : the old burying
ground, which was used from i860 to
1885.
Tha around from which tha bodies
were taken was dry and hard and the
bodiea consisted only of dry skin and
bonea although the hair of many was
in Perfect preservation, one especially .
being a Chinaman, who had a wonder
fully long queue which waa in as good
condition as at the time of the burlaL
Another exceptional case was that of
boy who had a massive neaa or DiacK .
air which was parted evenly over
dry skull which almost crumbled when
it was moved. - Many of the bodies
moved could not be Identified although
a number could be recognized by their
clothes, which were well preserved in
most instances.
Tomorrow (Monday) is positively tha
last day for discount on east side ras
bills. Read "Oar Tips." .
COMES TO PORTLAND
IN ORDER TO HAVE A
CANCER REMOVED
Wealthy Idaho Mining Man
Comes to Take the New
Treatment.
e-joallao i
Tbey are
ia the be-t of ahana. Thev
are been Partlrularlv favored In the
waa t her. for although ( It - waa aaerth
lg hot la Fcr men tn w t ere tha ma
jority of tbe (torwee prtormv that
wra at th m fair, the weather at
tH state rental has rrxxierate io
Lfter -aj-Tirai tbera aod aa result they
evening. Fireworka. chariot races, buck.
ing broncho contests and other free at
tractions have .been arranged for. to
take place In or near the "Home
stretch," as tna amusement park has
been named. '....
Tha "Horn Stretch" is to be onen
every evening during the Judging at
ine iivestocK snow, wnue to an en
thusiastic horseman an evening with
the norses la plenty, to the overage
the horses is plenty, to the average
person the ' horses receive a casual
glance and then aome other attraction
ia demanded. To satisfy this das of
People, nany that they are. tha "Home
Stretch7' -has been built It will com
bine aome of the classiest shows at tha
Seattle rair, a number rrom the oaka.
tha entire amusement park from Salem
ana 'other xeatures.
All apodal Bar at Tauv
Tha committees in charge of tha dif
ferent day a at the fair have been
working hard. Special programs have
Many Oregon paosle who know Judge I
John t. xnompaon. toe Dig loano min
ing man, will ba glad to know that he I
is at present a Portlana visitor, out
they will regret to learn that his visit I
here is neitner ror Business nor piaaa
ure. but for tna purpose or Having a
cancer removed.
Judge Thompson has had a varied
career, with many ups and down, and
for reara prospected through practical
ly all tha Rocky mountain region, with
but little or no success, until 15 or 15
years ago. wben fortune ssaiiea upon
Lira and he struck the mine ba now I
nana and haa made Mm very Wealthy.
Laatt night to aa Interviewer Judge I
Thnmnaon said:
"ror many years T have had neither
monav nor chvalcal Ilia, but now I have
both, and am rrae to coniess isai i
prefer ray former condition, after I have
suffered Intensely for over 5 year from
a cancer, which lately has been worse
than ever as tba result or an operation
been arranged for many of theaa days, I on it last year in New Tork city. Ho in
while on others Just a general ronA
tiro is planned. Monday, "Hunt Club
oay" ia to ne enlivened ev the mem
pera or toe iortiana uunt club ap
pearing in two racea jl large attend
ance of Portland -Hunt club members
IS erpeted to help start the fair alonr.
as well aa regular attendance at tha
racea
Tuesday la Fraternity. Business
pon-iea ana notton day, a large com
mittee, of which city Auditor -A. L.
Marbur la tha chairman, C. C. EradJey
he secretary, and uus C Meaer one ef
he most prominent- members. Is In
charge of the fraternal omnlsatior.s'
part of the day. and aa their share are
planning on an attendance contest, A
bronze tablet ia to be cler4 In tVe
grand stand bearing the name and the
reoord of the llre hartng the largest
tf-riaece in, protwrtKm te Ita trvem.
hrahlp. The memherl la attendance
re to toe hor-a e4 as thrr enter and a
complete rrt keM. Fjaeh ta
wear a bAdge wll tte word Traiemai-
mveelf and wit regular Physiclaa have
been following tne remits seenrea ia
the removal of cancer by the methods
which the specialists or me America o
Cancer campany discovered In the east I
last winter, and when I saw la the
papers that they had opened ofnc la
I'orunna at ii Haiaim ouuawr ciatn
and Waahingten atreata, I decided t
come here at enra, as aa old friend af
mtna llrlng la Salt Lake City weat east
about three months are for the purpose
of taking thla eame treatment fcrcan-l
cer. aad returned bnsne after aarlag thai
eanear entirely rii'M. All tae phy
sicians ia tnc cast wna bv tna c
after It waa removed declared that
every fart tela of It bad been taken cut.
and that any friend weald ba Immm
This decided me t ewma te pertiand
at c--a, and I fel coafldewt cf the
'ilt.
The J ! tnlnks Pmrtlsnd a rreei
rtty and aara that Ore" has a s real I
I a lure aiora il, '
Remember, we can fit all the boys and
girls and children in Shoes at cut-rate
prices. See us before buying elsewhere.
Children's Shoes," lace or button
6tyle, the pair ................ 394
Boys' and Girls' Shoes, pair $1.00
Big Boys and Misses bhoes, the
pair $150
THESE SHOE SPECIALS ON
SALE AT 142 SECOND ST.
S3, $4, J5 SAMPLE SDOES
$2.00 and $2.50
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
Every celebrated make sold in
high-
priced stores sold by us for 52.00 and
$2.50. Comfort, shapely appearance,
latest designs, best materials and perfect
workmanship in them alL
mm
a Tf7 Ot
mm
PRICES.