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me OUElaUN STATESMAN, Salera, Oregon, Sunday Alornta?, bepiexaDer t, 1836
Folk Have Tkeir ' MMng Wlieii State "Fair I Tame KetaFims
Marion County
Exhibits Many
Livestock and Poultry of
Nearby District Will
Make Big Showing
Marion county breeders of Hto-
etock and poultry and pigeon fan
; cters will be strong contenders
; for top honors in their respectire
divisions at the Diamond Jubilee
Oregon state fair, opening Men
' day, entries receded up to early
the past week indicate.
In the cattle barns, exhibits
will be made by Henry Zorn, An
rora; - Lewis J u d s o n, Salem;
Frank Durbln, Salem; Mrs. Mary
G- Keene, Gervais; Mrs. J. W. Mc
Kinney, Turner. The famous Hul-
burt Jerseys of Independence will
be at the fair again, and other
herds from this section will be
represented as Judging gets un
der way.
Salem exhibitors in the poultry
and pigeon classifications will in
elude Edwin B. Bishop, Merle
WlUmeselier. Charles K. Mills,
Mrs.. Mary E. Brooks, K. I. Jen
nings, F. L. Zielinski, Mrs. Maude
Ramsden. Douglas McKay, jr..
. Hollywood Lofts. "' I. R. Fisher,
- Amos Minneman and Raymond
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Many Draft Horses
The show for draft horses will
Include the magnificent animals
from the Stephen Hemshom farm.
Mt. Angel, O. 'H- Toelle farm,
Stayton, Ererett Serrice farm,
Aumsville, and the John Stastney
farm, Jefferson.
Marion county entries in the
sheep and goat pens will include
Millard Orey, Salem, W 1 1 1 a r d
Aker, Brooks, Claude Steusloff,
Salem, Stella Culver, Salem. The
Eldoa Riddell flocks from Mon
mouth will be represented.
Swine pens have been reserved
for stock from the Hayes Labish
Farms, Brooks, the J. M. Nichols
Son and Cass Nichols & Spn
pens, and Robert Zielinski pens,
all of Salem; and from the F. C.
Schermacher stock at Turner.
Other nearby entries have been
made by Joe Rogers, Jr., Inde
pendence; Roy Harms. E. W.
Gribble and E. W. Koch, all of
Canby; and Herbert Willard,
Dayton.
Morrison Chosen
Racing Secretary
M. H. Morrison of Bay Mead
ows, Calif., will be presiding
Judge and race secretary at the.
race meet In connection with the
Diamond Jubilee state fair.
Morrison, an experiecened rac
ing, man, has occupied a similar
position at the Gresham meets
and at race meets all over the
country.
Well-Known Dog to Perform At State Fair Here
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Timber of Timber Del ranch, lOO-pound German Shepherd trick dog, and his master, R. Porter Con
ger, Kaiem printer ana rancher, who wui appear during the morning free) program at the state; fair
the coming week. - L ' j. . ; :- . f
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Timber' Will Be
At Oregon's Fair
Unusually Intelligent Dog
Will Be on Programs
For All Visitors
State fair visitors who love dogs
will have a special treat in the ap
pearance of Timber, 100-pound
German shepherd owned by R.
Porter Conger, Salem.
Timber is an unusually large
dog, beautiful and smart, and the
dexterity with which he goes
through numerous j tricks at com
mand of his master attests almost
human intelligence. He has won
many ribbons at dog shows and is
the only dog known that rides and
stunts on a surf board. It was this
particular feat wbich drew the I
attention of Hollywood film pro
ducers and has put him line for
possible film work. He has made
many appearances in coast towns,
from Vancouver, B. C, to San
Diego, r
At certain commands he loves
to do some particular stunt for
his; master, such" as crawl, roll,
die; drive the car, tit up, lie down
or even take one of his pups for a
walk. A deep impression is made
when he place? a I slipper on his
master's "grave:': j .
Huge Pumpkins, Squash, Turnips and
Potatoes Testify to Productiveness
Of Oregon Farms; On Exhibit at Fair
PUMPKINS big enough for Peter, Peter, the pumpkin
eater to keep a harem in and turnips, squash and pota
toes of equally mammoth proportions as well as the more
normal and useful vegetables will be seen in profusion in the
agricultural exhibits at the Diamond Jubilee state fair this
week. ; : . -
Fifteen counties will have ex-O -
hibits and most of them have al
ready prepared their booths, lin
ing them with .the cream of their
agricultural produce.
For the first ' time in several
years Deschutes, Douglas and
Clatsop counties will have exhib
its with the rest of the counties
on the majn floor of the agri
cultural building.
Other counties which will dis
play their products include Co
lumbia, Lane, Curry, Hood River,
Tillamook, , Polk, Wallowa, Yam
hiU, Linn, Coos, Benton and
Marion.
The county exhibits will stretch
entirely around the lower floor
of the agricultural building. The
center of the first floor will again
.Timber's stunts will be a
specal ? feature on the mornng
free entertainment several days
during the fair
be devoted to a floral display.
Tommy Luke, famed Portland
florist, will be In charge of this
sunken garden. -
: The upper floor will be devoted
as usual to commercial exhibits.
West and Hunter
To Judge Horses
Former Governor Oswald West
will head the list of judges for
the night horse show events at
the state fair next week, the fair
management has announced.
Other Judges will be Albert R.
Hunter, indusfrial accident com
missioner at Salem, and Captain
Paul G. Kendall of the Monterey,
Calif., presidio.
Entries for the show which
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Conveniences for
Public Numerous
Telephones, Postoffice on
Grounds; Richardson
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' llany conveniences for the
thousands of people who will at
tend the Oregon state fair this
week will be located on the
grounds. ; -
Public telephones will be found
in man; parts of the grounds and
both major telegraph . companies
will have stations In operation.
The fairgrounds post office lo
cated in the agricultural building,
will offer the full facilities of a
large post office to the public.
Many people are not cognizant
of the fact that a regular poet
office is operated on the grounds
and that a surprisingly large voir
ume of mail is handled there. V
Arthur E. Gibbard. assistant
postmaster in the Salem office,
has been in charge of; the fair
grounds station for many years.
Has Own "Finest"
Warren "Dick" Richardson will
be In charge , of the fairgrounds
police. This year for the first time
in many years - policing - of the
grounds will be done by a private
force Instead of the Salem poiice.
State "police officers will aid in
directing traffic. i ; ;
Protection against fire damage
will be siren . by. tbe fairgrounds
fire' station, located near the
cattle barns. , . r
Rest rooms j are l located con
veniently about the grounds and
there will also be several parcel
checking rooms. : -
An Information booth will be
located at the main office.
closed yesterday Indicate visitors
will see some of the finest show
horses In the west,' Pair Director
Solon T. White said. .': - r
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Cars at the
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September 7-13 1936
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