The Oregon daily journal., September 21, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

the Oregon Sunday, journal.. Portland; Sunday "morning. September" 21. i9i.
GREATEST FAIR IN
OREGON'S HISTORY
TO
OPEN
MONDAY
All Departments Will Have More
and Better Exhibits Than Ever
Before; 20 Counties to Show.
HORSE SHOW BIG FEATURE
Government Exhjjbits Promise to
Be Interesting and Racing
Card Will Be Best Yet Staged.
Special .State Fair 'Days t
Monday Governor Withy
combe and Soldiers' day.
Tuesday Woman's and Dairy
men's day.
Wednesday Salem day.
Thursday Portland and Elks'
day.
Friday Willamette valley and
Good Roads day. '
Hat u r da y M an u f ac t u r er s' and
!range day.
I'"or tlx', con veiiiencc of readers
who desire headquarters and a
meeting place at the Ptate fair.
The Journal has secured booth 22,
in the main building, in charge of
.1. F. Lansner and Miss Louise
Heusner. Visitors to this booth
will see an interesting exhibit of
tlie "make-up" of a daily newspaper.
Salem. Sept. 20. In announcing
ihe special -days and that all is in
readiness for the fifty-eighth annual
Oregon state fair, which opens here
Monday. A. 11. Lea. secretary for the
stHte fair board, declared today that
the fair this year will be the greatest
and bent state exposition ever held
in the West.
"All of the departments will liavc
more arid better exhibits than ever be
fore in "the history of the fair." he said,
"anrl the fair as a whole will easily
Hurpass all previous shows. More than
20 counties will be represented by agri
cultural exhibits, and the livestock
"how will be both greater and better
than any in the past.
The agricultural section of the larfte
government exhibit will be a Bpecial
feature in the agricultural department.
It will be accompanied by expert demon
strators and lecturers, and will be ex
ceptionally .educational. There will be
an immense machinery exhibit. Twenty
tractors are entered, ajid each day
K. .lonstrations in plowing, harrowing,
seeding and rolling will be given.. Every
Wt of space in the old machinery pavil
ion has been appFriated by the auto
rnobile show, aiidr colossal display of
'nduHtrial exhibits is promised.
HOUSE SHOW TO BE BEST
"For lovers of horses the horseshow.
w hich will be held on Tuesday. Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday evenings, will
be the leading attraction. Horses have
been entered from California, Washirfe
. ton. Oregon and British Columbia, and
ii, will bef the greatest display of horse
flesh ever shown in the Northwest. The
J'ortland Hunt club will take a leading
part in the show. It is expected that
records for high jumping will be shat
tered. '
"The state fair this year should sur
pass anything that the state has at
tempted in this line in the past," de
clared Governor Olcott. "Oregon is
having a most prosperous year. In every
line fit industry this prosperity is felt.
This applies to' agriculture, horticul
ture and livestock development as well.
Oregon farmers have been paying more
and more attention to the scientifie
development of their products. The same
may be said of horticulturists and live
stock men. Oregon's purebred livestock
has attained an international reputa
tion. "VICTORY SHOW" FEATl'BE
""With these conditions existing, people
w ho are interested in these various lines
of endeavor should find bigger and
"better exhibits in every department at
the fair this year, and as educational
features these departments should be
of immense value. I understand that
the general program for amusement
and entertainments will be .of a high
standard and I believe in every way our
great show will warrant as heavy ' an
attendance as may possibly be given it."
One of the big features of this year's
fair will be the "Victory show" of the
United States government, which Is com
posed of -trophies captured on Kuropean
battlefields by American soldiers, and
exhibits from the departments of acri
eulture, war, navy, commerce, interior
and labor.
Of transcendent interest will be the
exhibit of the war trophies. These
trophies, whicb include hundreds of
articles, from a big trench motor to a
German mess kit, have just arrived in
this country, and have never before been
in exhibition. The captured enemy
Miuipment include machine guns, anti
tank guns, hand grenades, helmets of
several kinds, trench periscopes, smoke
pots, and many other articles used by
the Germans. By their side will be
shown the tools used by the Americans.
A remarkable set of 32 enlarged
photographs will be shown by the war
department, selected as being the best
of 20,000 taken by the army photogra
phers In France.
K VVT DISPLAY IS BIG
Prominent In the navy display will be
complete exposition models of fighting
snips or the navy, as well as five small
models showing the application of
camouflage.. The exposition models
were never out of Washington until last
year, and this will be the first year of
the display of the camouflage models.
The navy will show hundreds of articles
of equipment, including the Y-gun for
the launching of depth charges, . big
torpedoes, and their trujks. projectiles
of various sizes, radio telephones, cloth
ing worn in submarines and machine
guns. The marine corps will also have
a large display.
The forest service will show the best
methods of lumbering and forestry : the
bureau of public roads will demonstrate
how modern Improved highways are con
structed ; the bureau of markets will
Hhow marketing by parcel post, grading
fruits and vegetables; the bureau of
animal industry the best methods of
raising cattle, swine, poultry and other
livestock the bureau of plant industry,
the production of com. the various
cereal crops, forage crops and fruit : the
bureau of entomology will deal with
destructive insects and methods of pre
venting damage from them; the bureau
of soils will ' exhibit specimens of the
more common soils found in the United
States, and the weather bureau will
deal with its work in forecasting the
weather.
The department
show on different circuits the work of
me Dureau or standards, the bureau of
fisheries, the steamboat inspection ser
vice ana me Dureau of lighthouses. On
one circuit the thrilling work of the
coast guard service of the navy depart
ment will be demonstrated.
The new Coliseum will be dedicated
on Monday evening at 8 o'clock and
special services will be held, in con
junction with the dedicatory exercises
for the late Governor Withycombe and
the soldiers who helped win the war.
Luring his lifetime Governor Withy
combe probably did more for the agri
cultural and livestock industries than
any man in the state, and it was at the
auggestiori of Governor Olcott that Hon
Oay, the opening day of the fair, was
set apart in his honor. Soldiers in uni
form Vill be admitted free to the
grounds on Monday.
The services will be of a patriotic
character. Governor Ben W. Olcott.
Judge Wallace McCamant and Judge
George A. Stapleton of Portland : Ches
ter Moores. private secretary of the late
Governor Withycombe ; P. L. Campbell,
president of the University of Oregon,
and W. J. Kerr, president of the Ore
gon Agricultural college, will deliver addresses.
WOMEN TO H AYE DAY
Tuesday, the flay set apart for the
women's organizations and the dairy
men of the state, will be observed by
special programs arranged by organiza
tions representing each. Wednesday,
Salem's population will pay homage to
Vie fair. Portland's people and the Elks
will hold sway Thursday, and Friday
the people of the Willamette valley and
the Good Roads enthusiasts will hold
forth. Saturday, the closing dav will
feature of the program will be the 2:0ft
pace, for which there' is a purse of
$2000. It is scheduled for Wednesday
afternoon, and the fast horses that will
participate In the event arcs Valentine
Jr., Daisy D, Little Bernice. Mack FlU
simmons and Tillamook Maid. Other
fast horses that will race during the
week are Dr. Dyre. Lou Hal. May Day
Hall, Great Ella, Surety. Bonkin, James
Oliver, Lady Tango, Vesta Vernon and
Burt Hale.
Running races are scheduled for
Monday afternoon and auto races Sat
urday afternoon.
Besides Tomasini's famous Italian
land of New York, which will be the
official band this year, music will be
furnished by the Elks, Shriners and
Multnomah Guard bands.
Every evening, with the exception of
Monday and Thursday, concerts will be
given in the agricultural pavilion audi
torium by Tomasini's band with high
class' vaudeville.
Captain Pederson and
Sons Found Guilty of
Abusing Ship's Crew
New York. Sept. 20 (I. N. S.) Cap
tain Adolph C. Pedersen, master of the
American barkentine Puako and his two
sons, Adolph E. and Leonard R. Peder
sen, mates on the same vessel, were to
day found guilty by a jury- in the United
States district court of maltreating the
crew and imprisoning them without just
cause. Last Monday the captain and
Adolph were acquitted of a murder
charge. .The trio will be sentenced Mon
day. -
Captain Pedersen is known to a num
ber of pilots and shipping men of Port
land; with whom he became acquainted
during visits of the barkentine Puako
to this port in the lumber trade. The
vessel was in port the last time about
two years ago. Pedersen's home is at
San Francisco. '
Soldier Transients
Are Portland Guests
For Day -and Night
Twenty-one soldiers, most of hem
4fiiiembers of the Thirteenth inlantry.
which served on Long Island and in
New Jersey camps, arrived in Portland
Saturday afternoon to stay until 4 p. m.
today. They will leave then for discharge
at Camp Lewis. Oregon men in the de
tachment are Mechanic Michael Schafer,
Mt. Angel ; Private Delias Sturm. En
terprise ; Private Ernest Nelson, Port
land. Mayor Baker and War Caip
Community service representatives met
the soldiers. They were entertained at ,
luncheon at the Benson hotel and were
be celebi ated by the manufacturers and I taken to the People's theatre. They at
the grangers of the state. i tended the Baker theatre Saturday night
An excellent racing program has been I and will be guests at the Liberty and j
prepared for the week. Probably the j Hippodrome today.
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