The Santiam news., September 11, 1908, Image 2

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Linje Crowds, lar^t Slock Eihibits
and Good Races
Tliv* ■ • c '. im I ai.miai Lmn C.xintv lai)
ha» no» | xim «<I mio lii'torv
Tlial H
• a» trinai »Ucc»»i»(yl an*l »>i|»-ri.»r tu III*
fair of laat yrar.iaadniitir.) lev all. The
tuanatf. incili ft*l» limi cvi-ry ii.ran«
p Maiblr •liicli con LI, nn-lrr lite cll»C
tu« ronditions, was rmpioyrd to tiisk
owf 19 > m fair a tour»’* of proflt ami
plm«ur« to all
As ewry I- m I* wh*
was preeent pr*mnnnred K a «ersewa ami
murh Ifritrr than ths fair of 11317, th»
mamtgrmrHl Irei» that it is partially
rvisxl lor thè tims ami labor re<|UÌred
to bnng o«ir sr< *»ml animai fair l«* n
sronrlusmn.
N w that wr bave ««L1**! thè knowl»
odgw of a»«<»thrr yesr’g riperirme therr
ìs no trasoti why ihv fair ut nell tra»
«hall uot I»* ati hnpruvement over Ibis |
year. O h M<md»y ih >ridng «4 Issi werk
t Le uff «’•'* Wr»e ••lablodtrd si thè fai»
groiih'ls f«»r •**. retare » »»Ivy < l»«rk», » !«•
ami thè resi wovk of tLr fair h guti
t L ‘ ' * -
■ > ................. .
. ■ i , • . • .
)«Lrb*d rtr,
On W’rdneadav, th* l»l «lev, rvery
bmly
tmav. Visìtors immffienr*
el sfèivirg at all rarlv hotir. By ina
rn. thè lio«»r f»»r tLe formai n{M»nhig.
Mi«»re tLati 2*10 pe«»p|o arre un thè
gr unds
At s frw minute* l«rf*or I »
a. m. doverhor CLamberlein arrlved
acromi «ei'led Ly Previde» t Prill nf««l
Altere.
S« m n tLr
Ho»
J« (Xrr*on
magnifhrnt Lmn Ctmclv lsi»«<t «sErd
the |1..|.I*. tr. ll.c amili..11.II. Ui.t, tiv
?
It» iuspirins music.
r
z
slowness
M<»»t any ordinary g«--l log-
¿y Irose iouid hair d<m«> better.
The «••»it* w* re wnl <■(! faitly well h»«
¿ether
Jrt» k Brod« ? Utterly r«dll*ed to
trot and Lis galh*p was m»i allra' iite
lOotsle so>>li er* <ir»-d I hr |M»ir slid h« Id
it to Ifinish, taking l**»th fir«t and
«renal Lest« amt lb* rare, with r*
a
4«s*d arc«»ml. Ja< s Brirtlsr never had a
I i«a»g in. Time, lift heat 2 Nti.mir» tl.»'
«eomd heat I 50.
Purse |.**> Ml
|*r
Imtiiig the guaranteed entry, T**>I* m
«a» given
BW a h | .S
11'»tw)
A <•» e-hali mile purse ra*e for with I
.Ire Society paid C> •>* only, «’*»n« Imt»* -
tbs first day re« r*
Xartr rs, Bluti h*i
• wnr<| ami r*»dr by I red .folie» , ( Oittiy
Lind, Y*»ofig rl«h r, W HB Ihr ft 11« r uw h« »
<r>d Fusie <>wi<«l Ly Nesi, fáL r u«»l
noun.
Connie I.nal <h» • the |w»h
■lurher aeroml,
Nuaie i hit 'I
ll*
«ornee were given a g» ax I atart,
But L%
«Qperior ridmw,
*
«head ami ••• nir«l fl •• ¡» i«- i • Ido g it I»»
Le lini»h.
h« io»« talk aL«ut < onnit
Lind’s rider Laving l**n fli«»l *
irard, Lui tLis writer km***» n aLi .
11» til t Lat. Bl nr her • 11 h r j »-
I un
dtr tLe wire flrM Ly a gmal eugth.
rut Man«v’a
mm
rs
aHer possiitg tl «- hmrth p* •< a»‘d |
under tl»v w ir*« a Lait leogth lo li»»
winning tLe bili»
si>d II»» Va*«*»
I Ut
P«rts»-e*i |l>t* M'< tiiù all! (Lit I I.rii»
»il ihr Ir*«* for all, tin* I*»* rmiwing rare
«4 th* day ami i*»***t waa rallevi, T<*!*l>
II , M»«-» 4 o*»d<»«»t |'.>-u» k ii»*l I u«»i»\
Mml rtp|’* s»’ ’l ' i* (Le ira» k i • »•»ntewt
i aut«.
I Lu» »»<■« like th* m*tehy ra«r
wa* run L*r all ll * »» was tn it.
Mi»»
l'oi »Lm iltew th* t«ole, r»-l it R *rromi,
t'ouny Limi thiol «ml Li«man k hnirtb.
Wiih«»«it a grrat «bal «4 tro
4Stlo|w*r* were sent **fl with
i pretti »tart sod rau weil I mhw
h< alsmt Io the fimi %
• i nny Limi grolnady »tv«
>«s tir» <1 i nr I*-' -•♦» • ■ < <1
.rie
i iioilgh »Lr had U« flgbl
tl.e
ags in it I«» inalotah« h«*r
! -«>lt was game arsi l>
A«
• «he
nu lev i •* wire i
¿radowlly
forging n • u«l »«•! I
hate *how« «I dayl’gbt I*ot Wo I«
it
(La
m
«ml
Itiamsfi-k
venia. As it was •L«
«nglb I«» Ihr g«-»J a^sh* J i*M«|
the wire. *1 IHM* AI % r Purse# Äj
tLiid« to «tl.IHrf .1 •lei owe third
-ermtd h »r-e
|»»|. «y
«■ loLnmlrry —- t iauJia Me
-r - A * «- . .at -it for the Is-rt n -k
Knight
1*1
• .«ting »-I 1 buck, I J»* 2 yea*» ekl or
• rut*-rpisre, • arti. Gon—Mr» Jeune
■wr, I d«e I year "Id ami u «1er 2, aiai
Warner l*t
I «toe kal ««oder I year .4.1
t *e«i ter | »»ree, D..he«»—Claudia Mr
DIVISION D « AA INE
Knight l«t
D m Janes AA nsni.iM. Judge.
C* tiler pt«vre, llaitvnbrrg—4’laadta Me
I Ta-s 4-1
Berkshire—I-nr 2 year*
»I. w.a I vear »4-1 lat , l-.ll. ownrvt ami Knight 1st
I
« (»«hl «----- ’m Jennie Warn
xldbitrii l»y I. O*lvwn. Scio.
t las» R. Ihm- Jerw-y Ko* I yr ol- **r 1st
I
:
I .It« t.lra-r* — Mr» Jenni.
«», M , 4 G.im-a, Hw; I»>»r un.1er I
Warner 1*1
W It Ihm, JI! r
M ok
I < . « i rh, dMrs E I
h h | .1
IHVHION F lul l ri:T.
P* low » i|«». drawn—Mrs W in Ma>
G. G. Hai.ta. Jtvler
1st
<1
(Ì
Védil franean Hr..« n Ir»
( ent« rp.r«e, drs vn—Mrs E C Mm
li«»rn, !•( .. F . A. Htary.
<
..irh l»t
•* I « » t W » i s t. • I ra w n— M re A G Prill
1st
Prk I» ducks F t Stac»
|tolF»rr M nrf« Mrs A G I'nll l»l.
Clare Fmet ^mllh 2»»d
Ihwptay tliawn work M.s A <• I' i <1
1st
DIVISION I
< :«r Ist’«-! Mr* V G Prill lat
(«rsins imi («ros
Ai W Cn**»aoi
I lamlkr rrhìe»h»t tatted Mrs A G Prill
1*1. A B < ’iislgr 2»*i
•at ami 2nd
I irM Corti K II Irvine Gt
<«o»«r| ••<•. lattei Mrs A <« Prill
Ov> \ P» ( '*i*tat 1st <» W ( r»>isi:n*
1st
2nd
*
M r* Ju a HL' *w ii a
p m C«»i r«» er* I F uiltr r |*l
lo Mr» < 'armali 2nd
lira ne«» »»»A I I M.'i«- i*t.
II n . oadi.'i Mrs Cal Cartoli lat
Ve!« it—* *» U * » AIO««* I •(
< i'ii t »« r, « r«s het Mrs Wm Msy
Alsyke CL»vee f L Hlgger l*t
,* I,
k
U«a Ul.
I nrhsb- Bufi <>rpin;t
let,
Arc Wroaglÿ Informed
l-aat Saturday’s A litany Daily |rtf«ra
haa the following Items;
A move is on foot to hold the County
Agricultural fair which was held at Scio
his week, in Albany next year. Eleven
houaand people att.-n.icf the fair at
vcio this year paying admission. Work
a now being done to secure the fair
tere, as it is understood the Scio peu-
>le are willing.—Herald.
The Sera fair closed last night. The
exhibits of stock was good, but the gen­
eral display of products ia said to have
ieen short. The attendance was g<x«l
There is talk of having the fair at Al
'»any on account of its letter grounds
and facilities, twit this will depend upon
the Scio people themselvee. L'emo-
-rat.
Courtesies have l>cen extended by the
Linn County Fair association to I oth
Albany papers. Kditor O’Brien of the
Herald honored himself by paying us a
vunt. Editor Nutting did not have time
to leave his sanctum for that porpbM
Replying to the l>emocrat
We know
the exhibit of pR'Iucta was somewhat
short.
The management should have
placed a man in the field to collect them
ju<t as Albany does when she wants to
semi an exhibit to the I*ewia anil Clark
anti the State fairs. There is thia dif
Terence, however,
Iwtween
Altiany
i itrrestn and those of Scio. When Al
bany wants to make an exhibit she
a<ks the county to furnish the money,
and gets it too. But a short time ago
the county appropriated
and placed
it at the command of the Alliany Com-
mere al Club, for advertising purposes
Scio asked the county for
in aid
of the fair. She was allowed S200. and
Judge Duncan came over, suppo»» dly,
to see if we were applying the |2uo to
i the purjsise for which it wax asked.
The Herat I editor was in attendance
at the fair. He was not one of the II,*
OX) paid attendants, for beheld a ...n
plimentary ticket. aS was granted to nil
newspaper men.
Yet his item would
lead one to suppose that the Scio peoplg
were ready to turn the fair over to Al­
bany.
The Herald man draws very
heavily upon his imagination.
He
never heard one single Scio man siy he
was in favor of removing the Fair to
Allsiny.
Of course we have kickers.
All»any had them when she held a fair,
and would have them should she under­
take the fair again.
Hut as to Scio
surrendering the Fair, there in nothing
in it except in the minds of Albany |ieo-
ple. No gentlemen. Do not lose nny
sleep over the proe|M*cts of the removal
of our Fair to Alliany.
It will never
lie done.
We will have a bigger and
lietter Fair next year.
And we will
have the field products there too. We
will do as Alliany has done—jajt a man
on salary in the field to secure the pro­
ducts.
We can, also, assure our Albany
friemlx and m H others who think the
Fair will lie removed to the county seat
that the Linn County Fair Association
will have enough money left in the
treasury after all bills are paid, in­
curred in giving the Fair of 1*.MW, to
double the premiums paid this year for
the Fair of 1909.
At I 30 tLe 2 «I trot, I mile 3 l«e«t I«
*» hw * «ailed. < • n»a. owmd by I>r I.
I. Young, I ha* krairr Jittered
i
I'WI Mil ' - AU \MDI.D.
1st
Flirdlr*! Corn- wm L E wider l«t
driven bv C. I
Barrows and >
( . '* »| • e,
< r
*—Clara
Krott
K« r frappisi Father« 1st
laiuiso owned ami driven by I
*•»1«
th
I
I
AVinlrr
Wheat,
shrate*
-
G
(
r»»i
were
the
Starters.
After
<p
l.indeey
»J ' *
> a w I, kti'lls-l Mr» ('arman l*t
»int |»t
« time bad la*en *|»eiit ill *<<»ring, lL«
F n. I
Í
’ft, »tdk«
M W Mi » V 1*1, !
A pr«m, knitted '1rs Psrthena <’ala»
I
ho.
t I" L
hör»«» nr’» »etil oil with I’
Fraser I’
van l«t
2ml
to IA v»r.l» Io the rear. But this hoi'b v.mr uh), W i II
Fawt*y Pli.«, otturi Mrs Lyn an
•f
Id VI*K»N J.
«I Af -r. »n
<
Hlaii1
Harrow»
ap amo.ii.teil to milling
1st
«
U
fhiiofis
Trappist
I
albera
l»t
G
v*a
4
McBride,
u
or«f
’
•tailion
*hough liehiml, mslded f*«r th*
■
..r*t<-' Grandma K ng 1st
(jnilt
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um
2»
h
I
F I - ffl. r
I rwaer «oon ov» rt«»«»k hoth bis » •♦•nprii *cio , I si ,iio»r» .' i » . » - •!
| h>ii iew *» rili het — Mr. Il J Cary 1st
M<i«k
met»»««
Test
pi.t
Fattier
l»t
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l*t
;
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nr.
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F»l«ia»h—M < < a ne» I *t
a pi
Mr« F k Kalm 1st Atime*
«Ludi l»r Leld *u»»ily lo th«’ rml <»f thè *nvJrr, à I' mh - . !•(
potato««»^ g P I ong |-t
nth*
(
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4
I'rr-i.lru* Frill Inlar <1 the flemnd Leat wlnning it in 2 37%, wah Mi»*
En’aE'iga»--« irli, h » lia»
k ittvd SI sw
Minrie Young 1st
! »
Annual Linn <'minty Fair <.| h - ii <«I Alter foitbe «rifinì and t’oina third« The Lubhi’s t h» i*■«», |*i
H itliew
Nprríal F< premium— I
HtVIsloN
o.
bidding every l"ly a cordial web i.rnr « • r«m I Le*t prove I a rrpr1»ti«<n »4 I hr M<**k Co . *•
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V ¿et I»'»», <MUm-«|—wrs I. E edler
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Th»
h.' intrnlmwl Hon. J. fleraon Mtrr».
1st
hlVlSItiX k.
Tl.e • r»ter u» a Li* h
Cia#- 4. II».
who »Iler a abort huppr .i Idre-» In < Luhgrd plarew.
C .lh< lin t <«ann«*l fruit - ar» V A MC«
N.irthern •sp'. appiè» E C M mii rh
u
..
fmHv,
1st
thr>
|ms»rd
under
tLe
wlrv
was;
• Im h ii» c mplirn.-. led In» .. J n> ill.
N J .nr» Sud
4
Ist
1
- I. J. iHvamy.
Cías* -*».
bora ami fri. rids lor tlieir rntrrprl«r in Fnter firwt. Coma ae«**m4 and M
E uh Jv ’liee M i nie I an le 1st Mrs
K
ng
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C
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au.ii
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l*t
stalH
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lami«*
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lime
2'33.
third
The
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1 X ’ i. n - ‘ I
bpitrenla-rw ap|<l<- E C m rinu li 1»t
( Ino H.
a Mwllmu I var*
tri-lui'Mil tlir central figure ol the morn­ beat wss w - n In Frarvr, Coma ae r« <*l»«l,
Perse» v»*w— Mr» U \ E vii.g l.t nr» J
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Mìa* lamia« thlrd. lime 2 ’•'»%.
ing exerciea» ,
X
Jones 2nd
llaldsiu
—
I.C
Munniidi
Ist,
C
Vie­
. Frmer w a guru thè rare and first Co ; Aprii 2i J , I * l«t«fi«»n pt’rcLor n
GOVERN It Cll tMHEIll AIN
Jams - mis W A Ewing l»t.
te
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ka
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! |»>r»4 C<», I • In»»»» it BriHia»it 3rd , H m
The Governor’» •d»l»e«s
Al er enn- ’ money nini C«»ma rmecHid money.
DIV IM« N Q.
li. I A«tra. han Hnorli Miller I»!
blaUo'U 3 «oar* *<bl,
hrr<m<ii
rare, om -balf mli - «’.»»I» ^uyder. Allwlhy
g r»1111 a 11 * i g tlie |»eople id Mr-in and vicin­
(\»'|«rt».»ri <»f Phot... t G Prill 1st
Hrad'lisa
pinn
l
G
l'rill
ntgreU lat., b ' *«.k W«jf m t rsw L»i»lw
ity for their an'erpria« in ealsuliahing Slatterà. Prinreaa. Nellie Nye. lanlv H
I. llidara|»r, water Ollor—1 Her Milllk-
.lau rose pinn» - Mr« *» U Gainr- l»l
the lair, lie nrgnl the imiM»rtance <>f 4i»d B’iitebcr. BliitrLer drew ilo* fole VÌHf . J Fisi *»p rm, ,VI.*t»y
ers 1st
C..|lv>«
|«-ui
»rr
S
U
li
tini--
1*1
diversified farming, go<»l r<>ad', trans­ Lady B erroi»«L Svilir Nye iLird aiu ! Ihm I year «*IJ l*t, <»n iiiiii
Pvr»»gr .»pity, w -1 .lohn CraLtr e 1st
It» fielt |«-»r -4' \l V-rtrcka l»1, at>
fi ly ni
fourth»
After «*oitstdwrable l«l. mi «ut«'
portation lines etc.
tii.vsrii'ir Cham* Prinre»*«
< 3ec Ihn un A rehir
Pi rograpLy
I.
I
Mi
li-r
?"<t
■ ( *!««• « « 4 y dos*Li lr<
irsrlain knows mom i>mpl» !•> thsir prt kryii g thè Imrwi a uwr* ernt < fi Well
Hfvnnt Gt
I
Criab.r
I
i--a.
li
—
Mr»
|.
E
Millrr
1*1
4
-
■hrrn 1st
It »m s» kl that iht rr su ohi, W. T.
given name« S' I more farmer •» i» •• together.
Hoven rug — Mrs FIla Ix"e st
I. gii- h >
< la** 3»
I I. u ll.dt 2mi
Ihr Nsws
than any other man in Oregon.
While unlwir riding in fida rare,
DIVISION H.
Dalian
p-trni
—
Mn
I
E
Miller
Ist
he •»• quite unwell he »|ienl the few man i. not siifLcrnnti) verted in racing yearw old, W. F Fülle«
I .. g AV. h .I t* II Wain 1st
l'eiit» prnnr—ar- I E a l|.-r 1-t
I
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C
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a « m 9»
I
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rito
know.
fhe
ordvr
in
h
I
ih
I
i
Ihr
knur» lie was on the grottnila III greeting
u .‘.sir * F Zi"et let
I'«,
t In-X'in grow ti
L
hi» old friemla au.l talkin< with everv- j h»»r*es paaaed liti«l»«r thè aire wa* lenity hiwd«~ It Lt
Fl . r 11,.- N. io Milling Co let
E J I »dry 2 nd
,
J
I
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.
tirsi,
Prinreaa
♦e»«m«l,
Hhitrhvr
third
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Co..
F
vh
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Hm
b I» «Illi w 1 ci I •
.11. II. < |>ll
Is I - int.i ant Nueva Idris mince Ei
II.GAAIRS
IUVIMON I
Time <51% «talli »h 2n*l. I>rafl
The Governor ia a man of the |a«.pie sud lady Nve huirtli.
Diploma
«»ht M . S. Paul,
Maa. II h. S.1 t»n»a. Judge.
and Coul.l not I«, leas if lie tri»«l. Pi« l*nr*e |lh sWl ami | * li
H t. ruble rnv-ntion, Japanese work,
Browm
'Ibis mnrlmled Ìhnr*day% racing il <« (‘ochran,
< fle«(|'dlMl«~~< «m». L. -Aileti 1st, lx*l>a
nature is *u b that l.e must get right
-r/l li v. Itonai.l . Philipino work, Mrs
tenu, J h ll»uh,»b, -ti»
Myer* A non.
doen among the ina"«M, 'ympitli z*. ' tinnì rare taHiog to fili.
John t 'y r us
Mrk h I»t, '
fmioav ' ii nat'iMi
Pah*»»*» SpetM'er I nog 1st.
w.lli and lie a |«vrl of them.
All a»h premium order» are ready for
Fratikùii l»iiUe
k C >% s|Nsrbtl
The r «’*• p |l«»«| off oh thè la*t d*>
C;«»’tns, 4 var’eti*»* Mi* I . I Miller
Al the mndnsirm of the Governor's
delj»e*y.
prrinhim
;
G
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nt
L'
i
L
hi
*
cimi«**',
2
1st.
a I Ir» a«. Dr. Jamea W ithvcomtie,
Mr ♦ <f thè fair arre mti««h thè Ir si <»f anv at
G. W. <o vendorfer, of Cascadia, had
;o«»i
Evr^ylssly wn* convlm'cd y*ar* «*‘d, t»« * ’*I» hh < 1»* I
I u< Lia Nir«. Mer» IL l.o « k l»t.
J "Id ami I'r.-f Nrttdder made brief re- th» meri.
o i rxhildllon a thistle KI1» feet long, a
2ll
I*
Gi
’
lof
I
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i
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ì
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v
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ir
old
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I
Hy<lr»ngea Mr* Men llolarek l»t.
marks, each »f nlmm were to psrtici- that thry w< re hm rstlv totttrslrd ami
¡i - dm t of the vicinity of Cnacadia, and
I mbrella plant 'lia. I I. Mam 1st.
psl» it. 11.e Fariio-r» luslitiiti- wll.li sii talk <»l jobijsry, «d frati n>g up wLi» I» Zi *•*’( |»t Uti'L r I « ir, W.o Mnyd ».
a half dozen jars of Cascadia mineral
Angel Wing Begonia«**» M r*
W
w i» held on l-.tli Wedlie*dav and I Imr — uas tBlk«*d Ir* ely of thè | r« vmu* tw«» Allmhy, |s*.
sfi nigs water.
Ihe
HIVKION p. CATTI r*.
< iain« « 1st.
dar evening, th • morning ex.-r. io • daya, was unheard on Frnlay.
rama arre Loi estly rondiictad hy jud r»
hw. J un■« Wirti «<”Mng, Jmlge.
Aster» Mr* J«*nnie Werner, l*t, too
w re declared clo-e-l.
I he Hay i ripíela
’rrfooG-
ami pwrti« ipators and were gtratly rn*
CG- m I I. Ih
I l»'j
• (••»-! « H ili ■ » «* mi » «.¡LI I. A lien 2nd
vita avtxa.
Halrlian i *eo L Allen 1st,
Owing to the fact that the race» »■ j«'\r»i t«y thè laig<* audience.
M. C Gaine* 1st , Hrh>
t Pea»—- lhti*y Bm kner Nt
i.lltril’S foF thè lire f*»r gli (Fot or
II »lallen* Hull 3 ymn «»Id
pilblialieil in program «er» not flllm
< ’ìiis* 20
< » •- of (hr attractions of the Fair was
«AVE LEO BAIL
in «5, wrc Ncdlie Sommerà Pro* > 1st , Mio, P«. C. Ihvii«
IHVIMON M »—L a IM«B NgM|»LKW«»aK
as )a-r rule», each day • rar. • were pace, ohe mite 3
the ii«w farn<»tirt I! tv triplets. Nearly
< '«»tl«* « < jtl I 11 — '!» I
vL - Ei. N' i1!« tw > fimniL«« ago Mm, Hay wae deliver»
ma le up on night and n.ornii g prior Ash, Ideila M • •ni. Mix» L.-ui»«. xml D*** l»li*s 2ii'l., 1.4'I »’ll U) »,
One <4 tbs amusing incidents at the
Mi«» L>ui*c •»• '. i«t< lini unii
a! a»*e 2«»<l
tithe afterro-.n <4 their ta-rnuranc • I r»»rt
*1
Í tliri-.- ri.-r healthy boya, and k >
Cli a».* 24. Jrf»i i» Ihtil ’* v «* äf « <4«l.
PtJoW F i| • < Intuì A McKnight 1st,
At 1 htd I* M . Mart.-r J. C bim|is n lini lira tlir • ollicr» a|i|»-iiml ..n ih. J. G Unit 1st., M ko ; 1 rank t’»ry •o.l.-
■ li. .ri. »ili »a» maiiile.ti-l in ,,n- Fair grew out of an arrest fur the car­
D - M io. . Cow a, J. G. Hull I«l., S. io. .1 N
M i • U A r.w mg 2 rei
and Judge» AS illiycumlre, Judd sod Irack •Tianlharace wa» .alici.
.-i .l I
«i » tl. • iray iiniiaiial freak of rying of and th«* probable use of a re­
M*t Tabi* Ltn< n M ra W A E w me 1st
iitiire, Mr ai 1 Mr». II.y «ere pre­ volver. MsraLal Mnukeni made the ar­
H udder m.>unle<l to flu* ju.lgi-« »tend Frazcr tira« III«. |-i|.> ailli Nrlliu Arti «I me «a 2*»<l , rhum <*•
Heiler» 3 war»
Mml t'mlcrai iir-
N.arlv ohi. U in. 1 fou ni ng Gt S« io.
1 r* 1 •! liilvm 1st
Fem« »
a id race No. I waa 'alie.I.
Hi r-half are-itvil alni Della Mnnt tLir.l.
valici u|~ii> to l.rin, the triplet» lo the ; rest ami l>rp'itv Bhenff J. A. Rllyen
started with the party L» Alliany.
On
llanilkerchelfw Mr* A G Prill |*l
■tile da'Ii- Entry», Jennie l.iml, ttrr-| • li li. tir h »« < oti'iin.vi la-lore tlie »1 vri ■ vesrhug, J. . Ji’ii««« Ist., li » oh
i K*,r'
J.-nnh- Ina «.iirt. «a» ma.lc.
!*«lla Munì*» { Reumi 2ml , s» io.
Corani Cot er Mrs A <» Prill let,
g ru Frank, I'rint." and 11 II»
Junior yeerli
Pf» -i Imi I’riii prt»vi«ie«i a tent f«»r the road the prisoner asked to l»e al­
’< I -.lidia Mr Knight 2«al
lU'»i I auitiia
• ti.» tr <• -iuit»rt an<l lite three I mi L? boy* lowed to get out of the buggy. As there
Lind drv w Dir |'4c, ttn-X’.ii Ftank. »ulkv tniralnl a tire alni li rcqniriil a W. <»ill I•»<, M'i*».
Qniit Top—Sadie Crabtree 1*1. Shel« Art* % . ».-.I by a large number u( the i * was no timlier near, iMputy Hilveii
Wl cu ili« -tari of | aire, J. ,X. Jon«*« l-t , Flt«»ti»as
•• mid, I'rim e-» third and D- lly fourth viail to the >lal<lea
When the ar­
I »Hirn
After is .me III II.- «.orlng t be h* . •«* w .-re » a» li ide in t' ■ tir»t heat, I v . Fr <
Mll.K Tisi
1’ iir i >it<»r. M«» k ( every one ubo viril« granted the permission.
g dtau .fl we.I l.^-rtlier.
Vert wion a» usual «aa behind, lie «imply m ul.l
Hevrn «'«»«» w<»e eiit*rvd in th«’ milk
»Night Lress—-Mr« A. G Prd1 l*t
«•I tl.e little frllu«* contributed a litrla restee had gotten a few steps from the
C raet Cover-* Mrs Emtna Cyru» 1st
I'riii. e»» mured ti e |>ole with ttn-g n ' m>t male an even -core w lli tl.i- otl.ci i«’»t at thv Fair» N‘»rw. «»wnr«l
J G
4« a n.t 4iMcr of tl vir virila. Tlirat c<»n- boggy, he waved l»is han I in farewell to
Infanta PilL»w M»a W A Swing lat
Frank clow al her sl-'e. The finish wa» horse». AA hen the word w»« given l.e ì Itoli, Jvr*c\ , B* rtiitv a: »1 JtiJy
J. N
tr i I hiiì <>11» Iota!<«•!. »<• are inf »rrnM. the aforesaid deputy ami atru< k out in
W n.
Lunrli Cloth—Claudia M< Knight !•(
ver.
•• slightly In the was a good twenty yards hehiml. IM ■ Ione* and Brssie and
<••» nt | k ’ i
Proliablr m> other l air, in a lively gait for tall limiter, Mr. Bilveu
Ikiwiitng.
«Il *>f
«
tb<-
(‘•’iiirFpikH’*'— M r* Jennie Warner 1st. j Oreg«»u, Mill prevent the unnaual ajiec- being encumliered with the tram, « »uld
lead
H»»«avery cl..«e rn. e ami w.nild Mold ».-on t.».k the |- le and held it i
lie however,
Itr11L t Ir« ine 2nd
have terminated differently if the n. i»h the fli i»l. with Nellie A«li wennd and l**r««’V hi «Mtd :«0 I w ere
’
• i !’■ »• •• liiiug healthy lx»yr, being not give immediate chase
rn
.1
I.,
birth
.mi
motnrr.
Tnplrt«
o<
•*«<•«•
•<
th» <
grouml«
in
ti»«-
pr.
«»eine
«»(
th»«
>iik
limht<»i<h
ry-
Mrs
Jennie
Warn
had la-rn I'll iard» further.
I'nm«-»« Ikic Fraser third. Time 2 '-'-1. S.-c-md
Afi«*r h»r relitru U» rF 1st
>i. *t in.......
(ixl th» mother can, ~ without doing him any .lainage.
vwii.il l y D N tdlliiuir, of |{.>«rbiirg heat, IMIa Moult, at the pole facilitated Or. Wstl»yr»‘H»lrt-
A» there ia »ome question as to • belli •
Filk Embroidery, l.and H stitch»- Mr* «-Horn, give llir
U *t and t Iregoii F rant, ow ne.1 bv C, II, . the 'tart a.»mew hat ad the her*«-» »e e ♦ ’ »rvalliv Pr. Mill») rollili** ► i mini (ted
irirt atiHuiiit <>( I |
arnrr 1st
Brown ol tHklan l ».mnd. Pur».. ||rl,tWi -ent off with lew» trouble; though th. •*,>«•» uiu’it« Ltkvti front rn< I» rww I»» the leiihie
»it »litv i.. ,i«e ■ «et of thr*e a lair »tarl • r or m>t the man should have liern
’tifa I'ilh w, I. and S slihL Mr* W A in life. Ilut Mr». Hay m -« iii » to have arrested, Mr. Bilyeu as well as others
rare
Irtginitii g to t« li on Nellie A n L v nriotis fn*'ih<««l* revpiiffvi III the teM
to tlr»t and t'.XI to «evond horse
Ewing 1st
Race No. 2, one mile. 1**1 .1 In
- ’JI anil she broke l»a<lly a lime «»r tw«» with thè following rvviill :
" im t<> i .ich of llrtM little one» the acquainted with the far.» leading up to
Fanrv *h>fa Pillow Mrs A li Pilli 1st, r riijutrcd aiiiouiit. Al least they were the arrest, feel well aatl»flr<l with tl.e
pace. [Iella Mont, owned |>y |tr. E. J. during the brat. I»* lla Mont «et rm h X a wh * 1 dai*«* milk B. Lit Vai ol M
14 i*w
cl
«0 1*5 Emma Ehle*t 2^1
Young, Salem and Ni life* I'll. own«* I rapid |Mice that IH h * Frater c<>uld ii«»t X « »» a
•n « »it At the I Atr ami srrm abundant* way the aflair terminateli.
•» i **
Katiry Bag— Mr« Emma Stain l«t
I
0 300
bv Atirtliur Gio-, er, Salem.
par*»»I Jerwy
\ able to withstand the usual vi«lMi­
11 rem .it Ct»me up with her. The
Il.ll«. had iu*en etder.vl for the race, but
failed to allow up when lite race • ••
call.il.
It was ilaumd that 'he l>a<l
lieen ordered mmlcbed.
Hut aurli in -
f .rmatMin never reached tl.e Secretary
Della Mont drew tl.e f-ole ami after
a .me Ifrtl.' woring the boraee were •ent
off well t getl.e . Very aooo Nellis Ash
forged ahead aufllcieiit to take tie
Jade po-iil’.n w hi* h -I •• held to Die end
Ef i fee I., st, tl<. finish being .
Mxwin after
Time 2 TO.
Sonn>l beat,
the lior-es were «ei.| iff, Nellie A«l*
broke lai.llv. This enabled Prlltk M«m*
to taka the )-.!•• and Inal.
Time 2:27
Pella Mc»hl hel<l the |»oh
Third heat,
from «tart to finish, winning the heal
In 2.27.
Fourth heal was a repetitim
of the third Imt elightly faster.
IMIa
M nite doing tl e mile as steady as •
a madiine, winning Ute I cat and race
T.rne 2:2».
Race No. 3. Doe-half nil’e 2 in .1. tw<
Starter», J »cl
y.>ar-o|d trot or J-«■ ».
Bender ow md by Dr. E. J. Young; Mrs
A. C. I’oii'sln arsi Toot»i
owned by
Jack Rende
owneil bv J F. 1-etHer.
drew the pole, S m second and Tiaitsi
third, a fourth mtrv l»ing guaranteed
Thia race wa» remarkable unly tor it
0
4
I
h% M
under the Hire with Ihdla Mnnt l»m<li'»g i Hreniy
o
atnl |)<< b rater rreoi>«l. Time 3:35», 1 I ndy
J5
M
b. ,313
1
The third heal h * n pr<n I h m II v a r»*|M‘tiw I rt'w«H*
17
M
I * ••
<1. 2»;
I h’H » M -Ht held Itoiy
li* n of th j M«con«l.
2U% M
PIVIblON (
MIK KP.
lb* jad«* from »»tart to Htit~h. winning
.’ imi » U itii Judge,
the Lunt and the rare. w 11 h ikw Fr
Claw its, I jh * i!i'v-R.n»i lamb, 1*1
MMMtnd. Time 2:23
J; l»o*»l
t»** rw« 2 Jour* <d*l I»I ; ewe
lletweeh the fital and aec^n«! I»rala «•! I atri 3ml;
Flock »»f b, let. Cham-
Il»r free for all, the timet Inlermling t lami» I ami 2
Ik'wt |
rare of the meet waa railed.
Il war % . pioti ram I ; r rhamp »n vwr l«t«
it a mile dirlant and are rail«*«I m imvrl- lamb* l«t ,tn«i Iw -t »'uhilut «»( H head,
tv rave.
The conditions were that the > I long wool sheep 1st., all I ow no»I amt e<*
Imrre |HMving each eighth of a mile |«*»-t I Iti bi i rd hy 4‘, ll. Wein, ? IS’io.
bi»ro|M*hir» * ■-Rsm lami»
*lr»»t would L* tl»« winner <»f f2l) «»f the i i Cl.»»# 3M
♦ I’M) purw whirh ha«l lireti lo ng up. 1st , ewe 2 vrais ohi I **t ; ewe Gml* 1st ;
I be
riarters Hrre Priin r»*, OregiHi tLsk nt 4. Gt; iTiamp «m rvm 1st.,
Frank, Nellie Nye and I jm I v H-
lu»»lv < ha tupi« n ewe 1st , all ow WC*I A «I
H drew the p»lw, N» lite Nye seitiiMl, ' hlbited bv ls*r Bilyeu, M »«».
42
Xi.g '".» -j'-.*t* ’hi» k 2 year
rrtnren» third ami <>reg»»n Frank fourth.
The r.«ce war under the whip fr»»m «tart ! «»I L M. F Zy*<el i*t . Wm. Ik»whiiig2;
O fininli for the | a ran ng of earh % mile Imrk I year rid, H I• . Zt **4't* let., Wm.
| m « si 4 idimii I f‘.5l l»»r the leadiog home. Ik»wni»«g, 2; L<»« k kid, •*i I /* ••• t l*t.
*• F‘ Zv
Martrr Fim| w»»n went up the track to ; I Wm. Ih wni >e 2, dor 2v
he lu mile | m »»I In give the Word “g«».“ . , a*et 1st., ’Wm. Ikiwning 2, d*** I vrrir
fhe horse« were stain ret • «ft. Oregon «kid, M F, Zy<ert 1*1 \t m. l*»»Wníri||2:
Fra» k taking the le d ami held it until doe kw|, Zy •»**•> l«t; I kid* g»-t <»f «me
he l«t ?r»d 3rd. and 4th. station w» re sire, Wm. I* «wnrng I , !»•*( rvhibit 6
<sar«le I nit Ladv H. waa |»rr«aiii< him bend. R F . Zv*«et !•♦,
O Ina uthtoat -red all th.t t .tne. Fhe
R. F Zveart was awarded the silver
«ttCWeded ill taking the hading position ,CHp otfeird by (he An^ • » ‘»ut |ln »»I* j
I
I’et ('ani Pillow Mr* \\ A Ewing
l*t. Mary Knauf 2nd
><»(» I’dlou ,*«rep stake»—Mr* Art h r
ltr> ant let
Iniant* Jfukrt--Mre Doll Mt k liiglll
lat
• Pillo« U allarhsan— Mr»
H.n Mc-
Knight let
Enn» li < l<»lh, eyelet—
let
lhrw*er >< nr «\|r< A G Pi 11 I»!
( ora» i C«»vrr, evelut—.Mrs A G Prill
1st, Mrt \ Brvant 2nd
G »wn# evvlrt —Mr« Mm Ma* bt, Mr»
t G Prill 3rd
Hat, eie.rl embroidery — lh is. Buck*
iirr l«l
Mitri W ti«t, evrlrl-—Mr* A G Pf;|t 1st
?*hirt WiilaC k »•••♦» h—.M r* I. V Alhn
I-I tuna Kirlel 2mI
shirt Waist. sha<l<»w —Mr« A Bryant
let
Shirt Waist, WaBacblai — Mias LV
Allen let
Centerpiere, evelet—Mm \\ A I*.wing
1st, Mm Win May ?n«l
4 'enterpie«•«, shadow—Clatidia M* •
Knight 1st Mrs Jennie Marner 2nd
<‘rnterp'rre,
Mt
Millirk«—Hertha
Irvine 1st
le ol mfaut life
May they live to
* i me g«wM| rititrna, is the sincere
sod« of the t'dilor uf the Ntws.
II AVE
LI I T
LS.
Oa Wrdnea ay <>( thia week, T.
Min karv and family tiad» sdu u to ticio.
Mr Mnnkrr» ha« pun hased a residence
l'uri ni od ni thè Kart aule, W ber» Le
a I lannlv rii n 1 lo reaida.
Mr Mnnkrr» and (amilr wara <>na oj
ur l»"»t faurilire.
We brlleve Rei» i»
lira I. rth lown »4 ali fba cliildreu, and
•Ir. Mnnkrr- La» l*en a rrsideut ber»
-incr ho »...mg l»»yhiHk| daya, Ine fai It­
er liriiig ..nr o( Sri» '■ tirsi citisene.
Svio nill mi-« M r. Munkera and lami-
u.d 'l .iibli.— tir» y wdl mia» K ia. The
n t tliat hv 'Idi maina a large jart u(
- pi I»rty Hitere-t» in and orar Scio,
i» an ex idencr lliat wa »hall Ireqnently
-» tl.eir pleaaant Lice» <m our Street»,
sud in t» b ip a» re-idrnt» agam. Ile that
Ni - • tien i' >t» I hh H
aislnafor thrir liappitrra» ami j>ruspe,
ity in thrir n w city Lorna.
I air to he Moved to Albany
Yee. the Linn (xiunty Fair in to be
moved to Albany.
The fiat has gone
forth and Scio is to tie the neat of the
Linn County Fair no longer. So report
sayeth.
It ia also
reported,
anil
Governor Chamberlain is said to be
willing, that the Scio Fair promoters
will go to Salem next week and arrange
to have the State Fair removed to Scio.
There is about the same prupability in
either case without a possible fulfill»
ment of either vagary.
Both Phone» Hl
Earopaan Plan
HOTEL ROYAL
(Formerly ROYAL RESTAURANT)
OTEN HAY AND NIGHT
Owing to I lie action <4 the city council
cl.wing all restaurant» at It o'clock mid*
night, the alsive change was made nec-
ceeeary.
WILLIAMS, HEART A MILLER
Ful« n •• for th«
famtiam
Naan.
Albauy
Orinoti