PREfllER DUROCS AT FAIRGOUNDS SALEANDSHOW A show and sale of Duroe swine .ill be held at the Oregon state fair around. Wednesday, February 4. The Exhibition and sale will be held un der the auspices of the Oregon Duroc jersey Breeders association. The exhibit and sale will be of sows ,nd Kilis only, representative of the i!S blooded stock of the Pacific ?Lhwest. The sale is of especial in terest to Oregon swine growers be use of the actual shortage of brood mws In the northwest. Judging will Lt at 9:30 Wednesday morning, O. u Harvey of Boyd, Oregon, being tudee of the showings. Sales will be tin at 1 P- m- and wlu De ln cnar&e li Col J. W. Hughes of Forest Grove nd George E. Satterlee of Salem. The event will be preceded by -a banquet given Tuesday night. At this time, the uniiea hank of Salem will be host to the vis iting, buyers and consignors, of whom about 50 outside men are expected. Ko banquet was incorporated in ten tative plans for the show, but the bank officials decided to give a dem cnstration of genuine Salem hospital ity The banquet place has not been designated, but will be held either at the Marion hotel or at the Spa. Interesting addresses are plannel for the Tuesday night festivities. G. X Pierson, president of the Union dockyards of Portland will speak up on "The depletion of brook stock in the northwest;" Luther. Chapin, Sa lem, "Hog raising in the Willamette valley;" G. W- Eyre, vice president of the United States National bank, will depict "The hog as a mortgage lifter, and friend to the farmer." Following the round table .talk, the assemblage will be the guests of the fialem Commercial club at the Ore gon theater. At the end of the late Bhow, the stockmen will view special films taken recently at the national mine show at Chicago. On Wednesday, lunch will be serv ed at the fair grounds by the Ladies Mi society of the Leslie Methodist (hurch, Salem. E. A. Iihoten of Salem, is sales Manager of the Oregon Duroc asso ciation, is in charge of the various irograms and exhibit arrangement? The sales committee are: E. C. Naf ti ger, Gervais; W. L. Sheard, Dayton and C. 8. McGee, McMinnville. Consignors to the show are: W. 3. Eartlett, Camas, Wash; S. G. Hostel ler, Aurora; E. C! Naftzger, Stadacona ranch, Spokane; Jones Prater, F. E. Finnecum, Amity; W. L. Sheard, Thrift Bros., Corvallls; George DeBok Oregon City; J. W. Fruit, Brooks; A. N. Dderfler, Silverton; C. S. McGee and Son, McMinnville. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SATURDAY. JANUARY 31, 1920. HOLT WILL LEAVE TO TAKE NEWPOST SOON Next Sunday will be the closing day of the pastorate of Dr. G. F. Holt at the First Baptist church. Dr. Holt has resigned his place here and ac companied by his family, leaves Tues day for Seattle where he has accepted the position of director of promotion for the West-Washington Baptist con vention. Dr. Holt came to Salem in March. 1916, and during his pastorate hers the church has prospered greatly. New members to the number of 327 have been received, bringing the church membership up to 717. From March 31, 1916, to March 31, m. g. F. IIOLT hln ap,proximtely $25,000 will have cWi4 and "Penned by the for"t1hV0llOWinB manner: 8' t24o l"lsalotls and benevolences; rZm!r.'nlebtedne8s: 180 correnT"1 and about .000 to r 'ChV"88-The First Baptl8t -d7 Hi. r Practlcay out of debt. fth i, 8 been '"rested ln all Lelh! Work of the city- He Is the T r n the Commercial club, ia aaLi' - A- tne Salem Minlster kT and the Red Cros8- He riv S,,!,C"Ve.Part. In ot the s "me and his mes- sages always ha the ring of patriot- ism. He has also given consideration to denominational work, for two years being vice president of the board of airectors of the Onnn n9ni.. a-., .-.ai.uttl lVI It - vention. a member of th trustM board of McMinnville colleg nd on the general board of promotion for the Northern Baitis' convention. Members of his church and many friends regret the departure of Dr. Holt family. Mm Hr.i v.-- - - ' 'too Kinnjs worked incessantly, in promoting her cnurcn activities. Georee jr., ana r,ucy M. Holt, son and daughter of the resigning pastor have formed an extensive circle of friends durlnr their i-af, !... i o lem. Miss Holt i a -w mfuuinuiq U L Willamette university, while George, Jr., Is a member of th w tt .i. - . . V.' . 1 O.,- nian class. Saturday noon. Dr. snH were the guests at a luncheon at the Spa, given in their honor by the Sa- ministerial association. . Monday evening the church gives a farewell reception to Dr. Holt and his family. This will also be a reception to the SO or more new nnmw v. . lUQ church, whom have hot. during the past month. Al friends of the family are cordially invited. t Water Permits. t Frank F. Lischke of Milwaukie, who only recently filed with State Engineer Cupper application for wa ter rights covering several power sites on streams in central Oregon, today filed additional applications covering appropriation of water for power pur poses at the Moody. Lockit, Siuamox, Oak Grove, Sherer Falls, Oak Springs and Maupin power sites on the Des chutes river. None of the applications, however, have been completed. An application was filed with the engineer's office today by John J. Romberg of Barnes, covering the ap propriation of water from the South Fork of Crooked creek for""the irri gation of a small tract in Crook coun ty. SINN FEIXERS ARRESTED Dublin. Jan. 31. Many Sinn Fein leaders were arrested in a big round up early today. 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