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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1920)
o THE OTtECOX STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON " TTEnKESDAY fORNTKO, ArOFST ST.. 133) GREATEST FAIR IS ON SCHEDULE Particular Emphasis Placed by Board on Exhibits of Livestock If ' adrance indications are -worth anything at all as a basi3 of calculation tlie coming state fair will see the largest and best exhibits of live stock that . hare eer been seen at these grounds or anywhere els in the north west.. - -I"' i ''! The large premiums offered by the state fair board, supplemented by the special premiums offered by several of the registry associa tions, combine to form a big In centive for more breeders to en ter the lists with exhibition herds, also to stimulate more interest everywhere in Oregon for more pure bred stock. Kn tries Not Cloned. Whlio Mia onlrioK In these lines will no c lose until September 2. land usually the possible entries to 'be expected do not show up far in advance of the clotting time, this year the exhibitors are calling for space In such numbers and with such important herds as to leave no doubt of the magnitude and ex tra quality of the exhibits. Many exhibitors entirely new to the fair are already entered and preparing to come. Among these are I A. Bowes & Co.. of Calgary, Canada, with a fine herd of Short horns; Cecil M. Harden, of Alsea. Ore., with a herd of Ayrshires; J. It. Maben of Canary. Ore., also a herd of Ayrshires; O. L. Klssick. Tacoma, hogs; S. D. Stetfy. New berg. Ore., hogs; It. K..Cherrick, Barlow, Ore., hogs; Tyler Broth ers. Kngene, hons; Clay Daniel of Mohler. Ore., is coming with a carload of Hoist eins from that part of Tillamook county. This is the first year there has r . f .- . Thursday P. M. DEAR PETE: Just blew into Pittsburg to close that N and P purchase. While I was waiting for the contract to be signed who ambles in to the G. M's office but President Holt! Asked me if I had a cigarette. Slipped him my " Camel Garage." Remember, hi hit the "straight" boys when 1 met him last year? Pete, you ought to hear Mr. Holt talk Camel si Gee, I thought 1 was some Camel spieler. But he went right to the mat with the subject. Say, if I could have shorthand ed that line of super stuff I'd have the job writing Camel ads by noon today 1 . I . ; "Reynolds ought to get a dollar for every Camel cigarette", Mr. Holt declared. "Why, my boy. Camels are simply wonderful," he added. "Don't ever let anybody talk about mild ciga rettes compared with Camels! I know! (Get that, Pete). Tye proved it to a hundred smokers that Camels are the mellowest and most refresh ing cigarette in the world,! etc, etc Pete, Camels won Mr. Holt like they won me on their quality ! After hearing him cut loose, I felt like saying: "You tell it, old parcel post, I can't express it! j Pete, I'm hatching an idea about Camels. IH spill it your direction next time I write! It's what York State folks call a "pip-ing!" And it's ripe! j Yours till the next fire-up. S ft The. Farmer's Necessity dm A.-... h. 1 Fordson Tractor Progressive Farmers are rapidly adopting Power Farming, and increasing their profits. A Fordson can be trulv called . ' ' The Farmer's Power Plant With one of these wonderful Tractors the farmer becomes independent, ris ing above labor troubles and labor shortage. His work is done at the proper time, and his produce check is larger. SIMPLICITY coupled with POWER. ECONOMY coupled with SERVICE. RELIABILITY coupled with satisfaction. ' On these fundamentals rests the . , WE CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES. Come in and visit us and let us talk it over. We want to talk POWER FARMING and show you how you can increase your output, minimize your expenses and show larger profits. 'alley Motor Co. Power Farming Specialists u ' ' ' "" " ' ' ": .. . .. " - ll been a' rabbit department, and at this writinr there is promise 01 ai least 500 entries of rabbits. Mr 'Shearer, superintendent oi the poultry department will also be suDerinlendenl . oi me raoou department. The poultry depart ment has come to ie one oi me larrest denartments at the fair and this year will ee another fine display of birds. Arrangement have been made wnereoy me en ttriea in the poult I ry and rabbit departments will bo led by .the state fair board. ,- lVonUnent ltr tlrr for Judge The Judges for the HvestocK departments have been fecurea. and are among the prominent men who make stock raisins a busi ness. , C. W. Campbell. Manhattan. .van., will judxe the beef breeds. H. W. Oriswold. West Salem, Wis., will judge the uucrnseys and Jerseys, also some oiner dairy classes. John L. Smith. Spokane will judge the Holsteins and Ayjshirea also some other dairy clasfces. HuRb Walters of Townacnd. Mont., will Judge the swine. Charles Talmadge, Salem, wUl al.o judK the swine. James U. Fuller. Madison wis.. will judse the draft borea. Robert Miller. iJarla, Cal.. sheep and coats Oeoifre Wells of OslikoU, Win.. will iule the poultry. J. li. lnlow of Portland wiu judge the ranbits. All IteiuirlntrnU tilled. The agricultural department ia going to Le the finest ever this year. A great nu inner oi conn ties have signified their Intention of exhibiting and it is r ing to be a question as to whether or not there is sufficient roam to house all the exhibits In this depart ment The Oregon manufacturers' de partment, -located on. the second floor of the nuw pavilion. Ia filled to overflowing and it will be necessary to house some of these exhibits in the educational build- in r. la the educational bunding will he locattd all the tfiate institu tions and they are already max iag preparations to place in teller and tarter exhibit than ever be Tote. The lloral department, will be hous-d in the center aisle o. the ew pavilion this year and will prove to ie an added attractti r this building. In the-art and textile depart menu the exhibits will be fine. Mfwrts lit I he Stadima. The new stadium will, be the scene of the stock Judging during the daytime, and In the evening will be ut-d for Interesting con tests in horse riding and driving. while in additional sport this year will be auto polo, which is tery exciting. cmfwshr ci:if shrd tint shr cmiem iv'Vcmfw emfw vbg emf shr cm The list of entries for the har ness raeea which have already been filled, foreshadowa the most interesting and exciting racing events ever enjoyed on Lone Oak track. There are 11 of these eventa now filled, with entries as given below, which Include the test' horses west of the Hocky mountains: . 1 ' 2:0 Pace 1. Valentine Jr.. A. II. Lea, Sa lem. 2. McAlpine. J. E. Klrkland. Albany. Or. ' 3.. Vesta Vernon. G. L. Farker, I(S Fourth street. Portland. 4. Tillamook Maid. It. II. Hall. i;.3 Ninth avenue. Seattle. Wash. Mack Fitz.i rumors. Ed Den- eiwin. 21 1 First street. Portland 5. Ilallie I. J. E. 5lontgOmery, box 131, Iavis. Cal. Iena Patch. O. J. Hrown. It. It. A.. Portland K. R. It. W.. C. S. Clark. Pay ette. Irftiho. 9. Main Direct, Fred Johnston. CaUary. Canada. 10. Mildred Direct, Fred. John it on. Calgary. Canada. 11. Red Hal, J. K. Greer. Eu gene. Or. 12. Alexander G. J. W. Swank. rayetle. Idaho. 13. Emma X. William Howell. Boise, Idaho. 1 1. Fontana Bell. A. L. Phillip. Los Angeles, Cal. 2:13 Pare. 1. Dorothy M. Frank McAlis- ter, North Powder. Or. 2. Teddy Ham. Mr, R. T. Dick erson, t2nd and Halsey. Portland McAlpln. J. E. Klrkland. Al bany. Or. 4. Red Hal.! J. K. Greer, En gene. Or. 5. Janice Li P J. K. Greer. Eugene, Or., ii 6. 15. & M.. lone Mauzey, Sa lem. 7 Prize. C. I.. Parker, 1 Fourth street. Portland. 8. Royal Express. J. E. Mar shall. 130 First street. Portland. 9. Gresham Hoy. T. R. Howitt. CIS Stock Exchange Hidg.. Port land, 10. I key, A. C. I .ohm ire. 107 Wygant Mrert. Portland. 11. Kins Seal. T. L. Taylor. Med ford. Or. 2:1 1) Pace. 1. McAlpln. J, E. Klrkland. AI bany. Or. 2. Valentine ir., A. II. Lea. Sa lent 3. Pope Hartford. Frank Trea- i.or, hod 113. Santa arta. Cat. ri. .Teldy Ham. Mrs. R. T. Dick enn. 6Jad and Halsey, Portland. 5." Del mas, Charles Wilbourn. Walla Walla. Wnsh. . Uztit Dillon. C. E. llovmiD, Walla Walla. Wah. 7. Mtv Day Hal. J. It. Stetaon. Centralia. Wash. 8. Don Carlos. C A. Chambers, Cenlralia. Wash. 9. Doiothy M. Frank MrAlis ter. North Powder. Or. 1. Prue. G. U Parker. 163 Fourth street. Portland. 11. E.nma X. William Howell. I'-oise. Idaho. . 12. Main Direct. Fred John- t' on. Calcary. Canada. J3. Mildred Direct. Fred Jtho Hon. Calsary. Canada. 14. Little Alexia. Fred John ston. Calgary. Canada. 15. L. B. D., J. E. Montgom ery. Davis. Cal. 1. Bert etta Dee. C A. Spenc er, Agt.. Stockton. Cal. 17. Ri Fnnaw. E. X. Jones. Spokane. Wsh. IS. Barondaie, w. u. aicuirr, Agt., Calgary, Canada. I - 2:20 Pace) " 1. Lou Hal. W. F. Schultx. Fop est Grove, Ore. 2. Jesaie Kldwell. II. II. Hel aian. Agt.. Sallnaa. Cal. 3. Marlon II. J. J. Kadderiy. 'ortland. Or. 4. A. Benjamin. C. W. IUy. Agt.. Bellinghara. Wash. Kinney wave. j. a. t-acaen- bam. Chehalis, Wash. f. Dairy Maid. A. L iniuip. Ior Angeles. Cal. ... 7. Hal Norte. Peier Cook. Ulca- rcal. Or. . li, R. R. W .. c. . t-iarae. i ay- ette. Ida. S. L. II. P.. J. E. Montgomery. Agt.. Davis. Cal. 10. Little Alexis, f red Jonn- ston. Calaary. Canada. 11. Nellie J.. W. Walla Walla. Wash. . 12. Diamond Norte, W. II. no bacher. Salem. Or. IS. Vest Vernon. G. L. P"r. 16 Fourth Street. Portland. Or. 1 4. P. W. Maloney. E. N. Jones, Spokane. Wash. 15. Barondaie. V. R. McCirr, Agt.. Calgary. Canada. J:23 I'ace !. Sacramento Boy. Walter Try on. 1011 E street, Sacramento, tr. Lou Hal, W. F. Schultx. For est Grove. Or. 2. Jessie Kldwell. II. H. Hel man. Agt.. Salinas. Cal. 4. Queen Bird. W. H. Robacher. Salem. Or. 5. Cy Custer. M. M. Gnmm. ISlg Third avenue, Spokane, Wash. 6. . I key, A. C Lob mire. Port land, Or. 7. Helen Regent, Thomas Bra dy. Agt.. Centralis Waah. S. Franelsc Greeting. I. D. Hutchinson, Salem. Or. . 9. A. Benjamin. C. W. Ray. Agt., Bellingbam. Wash. 10. Mysterious Jim. E. N. Ella worth. Kagene. Or. 11. Grebam Boy. T. R. Howitt. Portland. Or. 12. KInneir Wav- C. A. I-.ck-eaham. Cbehalii. Wash. 13. Biilie Herman. Mrs, F. II. Herman. 2007 Rainier Doulevara. Seattle. Wash. 14. Nordie. A. L. rhllip. Los Angeles. Cal. 15. Hallle D. J. E. Jlontgomcry. Davis. Cal. 18. Viola, Ed Dennlaon, Tort- land. Or. 17. Joe Ansell. R. IL Bait r. title. Wash. IS. Little Alexia. Fred Jka. atoa. Calgary, Canada. IS. Gladys Dillon. E. X. Josk, Spokane Wash. rree-Foes&ll rm 1. Iena Patch. O. J. Brown, H IL. A PortUnd. Or. 2. Valentine, Jr A. II. Lea, S. era. Or. Z. Mala Direct, Fred Jobastox Calgary. Canada. . Mildred Direct. Fred John ston. Calgary, Canada. 5. Tillamook Maid, R, II. Halt. feauie. Wash. S. Mack ritsslmmoas. E4 Pew nison. Portland. Or. 2:12 Trot" 1. La Panta. Waller " Tryon. Cal. (Continued on page S ) ... . : Nov the whole femiltj can gp A : out on a Summer evening " .0 . Scr yxHtr firm wrdJng to th roa : ' In sandy or hCly coun try, whererer the going Is apt to be heavy The U. S. Nobby. For ordinary country road The U. 8. Cham tvUsco. For front wheals The U. S. Plain. For best results rywir U. S. Koyal Cord. wK5 THE women should ccr- . tainly be thankful for the automobile. It has given : them a chance to see a jlot more of their husbands. But it has done, a 'great deal more than that. It has brought people closer together, given them new interests, swept away old prejudices. What affects one man now generally affects a good many of his neighbors in the same way. And they have a better chance to get together and talk things over. they're beginning , to Insist m on knowing what they era getting., ' :. And the more they insist, the better it will be for us. 4 IV m l&CDro-rGCZY-GttZHOCO-PlAai It's had its effect on the. tire business. When automobiles were new people were willing to buy any kind of a tire. Now We want our. customers to know what .they are getting. -, - 1 L - '" i ., .,, That's why we represent , U. S. Tires so there will be no doubt about it - Whatever the size of your car, you know that the U. S. Tire you put on it is the best Jdnd of tire its makers know, "how to make. - U. S. Tires are guaranteed for life, without any Imj tation of mileage. That ought to mean some thing to the man who has thought about tires. U b ita g5 Stats s. To tg s Oscar B. 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