Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, October 01, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text' WW ' f0m mtm"0 ' fl -1 . ll ifl i! I1 ' It MMlAMi Op?oiDg! ToBegin Tuesday, Sept 24 AND CONTINUE TEN DAYS. fl Pine Display of Eastern Paff?in flats and Bonn?ts. All tho novelties of tho eonson will bo continuously m riv ing and you cannot afford to mips seoing thorn. Everything pertaining to fine and artistic millinery. MRS. E. L. FlESTER Prop. "Th? Paris" Millinery Store SCHOOL All tho new school books are now in and ready for ex change. A full line of pen cils, tablets, slates, etc. F. S. DEARBORN. Bookseller. Served to Order. If at any time we haven't In our Urge itock ef Books and Mcilnei the particular works that you desire, we can get It for you In the shortett time at no additional cxpenio. Our main attention ts given to exchanging all old school books. We have now a $!,ooo worth of new school books to select from. Our books will be sold at wholesale prices. See Hist you send your children to Patton Bros. The Stationers. Don't be Foolish ind Utt tome othtr brand of condeiu4 mUk, thinking ll li Mut u good" ts th GAIL BORDEN BAOLB BRAND Mo Equal " PERSONALS. Attorney Win, Kalsor had legal bus iness la Woodburu today. Hon. and Mrs. I. L. Patterson have returned from a trip to Ban Francisco. TT YlnA.iiti ClaKan ira.tAn m twl i JUl. JU9UUJT UHTVU MOIIUU MU14 liliAM im . fMm Mia Of TYa.ll illnfflnf I Chief Justlco It. B. Boan went to 'Portland on tho Balcm local this morn ing. F, L. Shaver of MoMlnnvillo, was .. i. ..!.. ..!.. ,u.t ... i. ni. jotel. I Mrs. l'.B.Kulght returned last oven W from a Bhort visit with relatives at ortland. John Dossil, a native of Germany, bday obtained naturalization paper reta tho couuty clerk. JMrs. Powell .Reeves arrived in the ty this morning and is stopping with doctor at the Hotel Willamette. jHoa, R. A. Miller of tho United land oftlco at Oregon City by All tbU week we inako sieclal prlcea iirioa from any souro, on auy Una or joods at close price lor cusb. It Has J i Trr tjv tt -m v ri r t tpv ri um m .PES, JACKETS AND IVlACKINTOSHES the best values and latest styles. Bo say tbo ladles. NOTHING, HATS AND CAPS.- Two hundred new suits for men, boys WB ARE THE PEOPLE to do your t'adlnc with so say the crowds thronging our store. O mo and see. We want ) our trade, llcst goods at lowest prlous. Willis Bros. & Co. C Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoe House, Corner Court and Liberty, Opening ili ; tho falls ou the early tralu this morn ing having delivered uu address at tin fair grounds last evening. Mrs. Edgar B. Piper accompanied by hor children of Portland, 1b In the olt the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Loo. Willis. Boy. F. X. Blauchet of Gorvals who has been tho guest of Itov. J. B. White for a few days, returned home this morning accompanied by Father White who will inako a brlof visit to Qorvala frlonds. Eev. E. S, Bollinger and family left this afternoon en routo for Astoria, whoro Mr. B. takes chargo of tho First Congregational church as pastor. The best wlshos of scores of warm frlonds follow this ostlmablo family to their now homo. EX'Gov. J. H. Fletohor, editor of the Post and Independout, started this morning to roylslt his old homo In South Dakota. Ho has lived In Orogou several yoars and Is well thought of us a man can bo in tho newspaper bust nesa at tho capital city. Died. MUSICK. At tho Cook hotel at 11 o'clock this (Tuesday) morn Inc. Oct, 1, 1805, J. A. Mustek, uged 42 years. Mr. Muslok died very s ud dtnly, e lug slok only four days. Tho causoof IiIb death Is supposed to bo congestion of tho bralu. Mr. Mustek was ouo of the principal mluo owners in the Bohemia mining district lu Bouthorn Douglas county. Deceased was uumarrlod aud leaves two sisters, Miss. Daisy MuBlck and Mrs. Addle Lovar, residing In this city. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. Mr, Brown Arrested. Dr. E. U. Brown, who has beon practicing as a specialist, at 280 Com morcial street during the fair, was arrestdd today on complaint of Deputy Dlstrlot Attorney A.O. Coudlt. Ho has a diploma In tho nume of J. D. Walker from tho Bouthorn medical college of Atlanta. Case to bo tried at 1:30 tomorrow. Attomptod Robbery. Last night housebreakers attempted to atloct au eutrance through a rear window of tho New York racket store. Tho putty was cut in soveral places and a largo glass partly broken out. l'ho thloves was'appnreutly Interrupted In their work. A man will hereafter sleep lu tho store. Notick. No bills agalust Old Bill Anderson will be paid before noxt Monday, Ootober 7th. Too muuh bull race. W. It. Anderson. Si "3 JJU Mini on our dress kooUs. WometUcut goods, llcsldes we sell all duo dress aud child en Kolng like hot cakes. nnmrc -T OftlKJON HtATfi TAIR. iiitiriiift! from rlrsf pm" them offal llm first cofo. A pfrtly bunch tlioy nwdo ll tt way "J"'"' Pionltf ItAVliifnntlRtit lend. Mli kt It nil th way armiud winning from Ginger In f :0f, Blwpln Child ll-l, Tiny 4lh. Third nro, puree 2W Handicap l mile. Tlil rsca was run imru. Hvery homo wo in for Wood. The horse got oil nt the 11ml score with nn ovfltintntt. Hum Lucas look the lend and kept. It the wholn distance In 2:1 1. Sylvester 2d, Henrietta 111, Token 4th, Wyanna 6th. At any lime in mm raco tlie II vo horses could have been covered with oho banket. They were bunched all tint way round. A good steady pace was kopt throughout the raco. Old hnrsontuii cnll It a splendid teat of speed.. Thin raw aid the dash wero vory Interesting to tho grand statin oo oaiiso the starts wore nil made promptly nt thi Hint wore, The tedious walll ig of luHt week was uot repeated. Tbo last race of tho day was tlio 2HU trt-3!n5 heats. Purse $400. Kitty Caution won In three atrulght beats. Summary as follew: U. V. Isaac l b in Klttr Caution ltmnrrll .....-... I 1 1 UnUni.hi KnM ' h Mouk 11 IUnrr)...i 9 Si j'nigntHron''brWlneliaMcKaliht.3 2 S wvltir'i rh m KILtleKlsbHr(NTlor.1 (111 110 an The 2:33 trot was postpoueu until Wednesday. 1IIGYOL.K HACta. Two-mile- championship of Balem. Four entries; Murphy, Bhipp, Towu- send and Klggs. Tbo riders In this raco crossed tho tape nt the cruck of tho dImIoI in the order named. At the nuarter and up the back stretch In tho tlrut ndlo tho ooslt ons were tho same. At the i Shlpp txk thu lead and set paco, Murphy dropping to the rear. The race down the stretch at tho eud of tho first mile was very pretty. Townsend crossed tho tape at tho end of the first, Shlpp, Biggs and Murphy fnllnwlnir. Townsenc. took a big lead at tbo 1 and kept It to the t with bhipp 2nd. Bamo positions wero hold at the i and part way around to tho ?. At tho J TowiiBend let go ana Rlggu took tho lead, Shlpp 2d, Murphy 8rd. At tbo wire Itlggs was across the tapo (lu tho eves of competent mou) at least nl imtliMnhead of Murnbv. But thu Judges saw Una It appeared to them und called It a dead boat or tlo raco. Time 6:41 2 6, Limit 6:50. Judges nn- ON THE nOAI). nounced tho tlo between Biggs and Murphy to be run oft later. It wus called up after tho 1 mile clasa A race. Woods of Albany st tho paco for tho first half mile, Shlpp tho second half mile aud Dee Wright tho first three-quarters of tho seooud mllo. Tho last quarter was to be run without being paced. There was a delay of some fivo or six seconds after tho pistol cracked before- they got away, This was because the pistol hung fire tho first time, and when It did go off the boys did not know whether It waa a "go" or uot. But they dually started, with Murphy hanglug on to tho pacemaker to the half. At tho half tho next pacemaker (Sblpp) set In; but tho two racers had a dispute as to who would take hold of tbo pacemuking.audthoy utmost camo to n (had stop. Finally Bigg was forced to tack on to Bhlpp's wheel, aud followed him to tho tape, when ho transferred to Dee Wright, who was to knock oil tho pace for the uoxt three quarters. The boys equabblod again as to tlio place, and Duo turned around aud railed for them to come on If they wanted him to set the pace. Blgga again took hold and kept it to the threo quarters, thus taklug tho paco fur ono aud one-quarter miles straight, while Murphy had only kopt It a half a mile. From the three-quarters they rode together, uutil Murphy got In tho spurt whloh bos made him so famous aud won easily from Biggs by a length. In spite of all loafing and delays tbo two miles wero only one-third of a sec ond slower thau the first race. Mur phy won his race In 6 41 3 5. Thejtruck was In very good condition today but tho wind blow hard up the homo stretch, making it very hard on the boys who rode. Murphy wins a (20 gold medal and the championship of Salem. Boys1 raco J-mlle open. First prise, $0 medal; seooud' prize (3 CO sweater; ROYAL Baking Powder. Highest of Mil In leavening frfj&k-) f . 0YraHBt Rfrt. third tti, fit ddinfiifler. WnlfM (ihM. Clraver, CIim. fjmllh "f tyWiii, i'rd WeHtliffdhl of Allmny, Mid jmr NmI. WMllierfdrd mn the mm III 1 m, Cleaver 2nd, rirnllli rd and Nrnl 4th. CIhm A-OMJ-foilflli mild opoii flrat prlxe, $13 lileyftle mill 2nd prlr.e, M rtwealrf) did pflf , pair linlllarlng Who ftlioes, by IS, 11. Flag) 3rd prtro. sllvrr untiifl platfl. "IW Wright, of MoMlntiflllo, won this rare lu 80eo onus. Jtlgg 2nd, Mhlpp 3rd, Ogle -Oh, Murphy fllh, Townwtinl Olh, WooiIh 7th and Jonnon 8th, It Is rumored that this U "Dee" Wright's last raco In oIsm A, Wo hoard today that ho was about to enter class B. How true Mils tnny bo wo do not know. IilVIBON ii-jriiKYS.. - FlMt Promluins! Chas. Mlllor, Jeflerson Bull 3 years old, cow one year. D, II. Looiioy, Jefferson Cow 3 years, cow 2 years, heifer calf, hull ono year, hull on If, herd of five. Second premium:): (Jims. Mlllor Heifer 2 years, bull calf, herd of live, hvlfer calf. W. M. Learned. Baleni Bull 3 ycarc. R ED TOLLED CATTLE. Mrs. J. L. Parrlsh. first on bull 2 years, cow 3 years, cow 2 years, bull oalf, heifer calf, herd of live; sccoud on cow 1 year old. DIVISON 1 DOMESTIC WORK. First premiums: Mrs. Claud Gatch, Salem Coflee cake, baking powder biscuit. Mrs. E. D. Follows, MoMlnnville fruit Jellies. Mrs. F. Cunningham, Balem Loaf cake, fruit cake. Mrs. B. R. Foster. Salem Collection canued fruits; assortment preserves; JamB; sweet pickles; catsup. Mrs. Andrew Verclor, Balem Assort ment fruit Jollies. Miss L. Petorson, Salem Baking powder biscuit. Mrs. J. C. Brown, Balem Salt rising bread. Mis. J. B. Dennis, Salem Baked beans. Mrs. O. G. Colo, Turner Assortment fruit figs. E. T. B. Thomas, Molalla Sweet pickles. Lorena Kirk, Salem Lyer cake. Mrs. O. F. Taylor, Salem Assort ment preserves; Jums; pickles. Mrs. J. L. Muuroe, Salem Steamed brown bread. Mrs. D, W. Matthews, Balom-Pot-ato yeost bread. Miss Magglo Hndgkin, Balem As Rortraont of cakes. Second premiums: Mrs. Joseph Wllklus, Coburg Balt rlslng bread; loaf cake. Miss Minnie Anderson, Balem As sortment of cakes. Miss L. Peterson Potato yeast bread. Mrs. B. P. Boise, Jr., Balem Baked beaus. Miss Aunora Welch, Balem Fruit cake. Mrs. D. C. Davenport, Balem Bak ing powdor blscut; layer cake. Mrs. L. Fisher, Balem Steamed brown bread. Miss A. Fischer Cofleo cake. LADIES' cake stand. division m fruit. First Premiums; IL West, Scapoose Bummer and fall apples. A. Lafollett, Wheatland Best ex hibit of summer and fall apples. C. M. Lafollett Not less than Ave varieties. Second Premiums: J. A. Vau Eaton, Balem Net leu than five varieties summer and fall apples. WINTER APPLES. , O. M. Lafollette, Wheatlaud First. J. W. Douty, Currlnvllle Second. PEACHES. T. B. Jones, Wheatland Best exhib it, Second premium. PEARS. J. A. Van Eatou, Salem First aud second. PRUNES. P. L. Ltfolletto Becond. QUINCES. P. H. Raymond, Balem First; Bav- age v wngni. rjaietu Seooud. Of. Prk' Crai Baking PowaMT ' niMl'pfl. M W t vmlldttfi. KiMciic, flfol In 11 li vMlvllcs nod 11 Mltgifl American VAfislMO". Mi Lfolloll, Mflomi ' i.uitaUi ft (J. TiioiiiftA, Turner, arcono hi bfatslugto American variety. HTATH f'Alft MrTKfl. Anollipr bftiillfill dny for His fair. The 11 races tomorrow promise It) ho Interesting, Wo endeavor to bo fair and squsro Willi all the boys, Fanners are coining In tlio Inst day or two of tho fair, ns they cannot afford to come and camp. The Van Pattun eating homo Is right nnros from the Fresbikrlan hotol, and Van feeds saints and slunnrn. It Is not sawdust either. Mrs. Flcster has with great taslo ar ranged as perfect a parlor of millinery at tbo state fair pavilion as ono general ly sees In any city store. It was n great inlRtnho not printing tho full dally program of tho state fair In tho dally papers. People do not know when to go to tho fair. Mrn F. B. South wick's hotel Is draw lug like a houso nllrn. It Is tho Dcl uionlco or tho fair. You see tho man with the sliver iw and got a lino cigar as you go out, Lehman & Hllberry's toil and fifteen cent lunch counter across from the Presbyterian dlulng hall is doing the biggest business outdda of the ticket gate at tho state fulr. The Journal is having the largest sale during tho state fair of any news paper Bold at tbo grounds, It Is sold ut the leading lunch counters and by a score of uniformed newsboys. Tho Baptist dlulng hall at tho stato fair Is uot a beauty show although the handsomest women and the most beautiful young ladles serve the most substantial home cooked meals no bloomers worn. Tho bloycle boys Bay that today's races make a new world's record That never beforo has a tlo been run ii a bloyclo race Wo cannot vouch foi this hut wo ourselves have novei heard of a tie race. Prof. B. A. Heritage Musical dlrectm of tbo Willamette University, will t-lu tonight In the pavilion. Thurt-di ulght Prof. Emll L. Winkler, plant teacher lu tho same Institution wll render a grand Instrumental program. A. special race bus been provided for with two entries by Eastern Oregon horses, respectively G. M. Irwlu, light sorrel, and G. H. Irwin, dark bay, sired by G. M. Bets are freely offered on G. M. winning tho first heat, aud on G. H. taking best threo out of live. The. Btate mauagemonl ohould en deavor to build tho bicycle boys a three jap traok for next fulr. Tho Lone Oik track while voy tut for horses is is not conducive to good bicycle time. Bloycllng Is the crowning sport and should be encouraged. Bloyollsts, like horsemen, perform better beforo a crowd. With threo lap traok Insido the present one tho blcyclo races can bo tun lu tho afternoon between the heats of tho races. This will do away with tho tedious wailing between heats and at tho same time the boys will hot bo playing to an almost empty graud stand. native sons and DXUaitTERS. Yesterday was Native Sons and Daughters' day; so In the evening a meotlng was held In their honor, at which Col. Bobt. A. Miller, of Oregon City, delivered the formal oration. The following persons had seats in tho band stand: President Galloway, Judge Bean, A. W. Glesy, Mayor Gatch, Ex-Mayor P. H. D'Arcy, Hon. T. T. Geer, Col. Miller, Ed. O. Glltner and Dr. W. B. Morso. Messrs. Glltner and Morse are nephews of Senator Mo Bride, who Is himself a native son of Oregon. Judge Galloway made the opeuing speech, after which he Intro duced Claude Gatoh, our talented youug mayor. Mayor Gatch made a very eloquent address, briefly Impress ing on the rising generation that upon them must devolve the work of carry ing out the grand plans begun, but never to be tlnlsbed, by the old pio neers. Mr. Gatoh lauded the love of birthplace, and ended with tho old quotation from Scott which ls always new and relreshluK to the lovers of peetry: Breathes there a man with soul so dead Who never to himself hath said This Is my own, my native land? Wnoso heart ne'er within him burned, Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Medal, Midwinter Fair. BAKING P0HD1R tHoat Ptrfc Hs4t. oYMntktgUfldajrj TOMOMOW, 111! ! s PCIALv SAIyp; IHMHMHIMsiHiJRVpsissiBiskBWHisakBikRsBaVHHV wWWm Dress Everything in Our Large Stock at Red need Prices, S. M.& E. 115 STATE Ao borne his footsteps ho hath turned From wanderlug on a foreign strand? Tho eloquent oration of Col. Bobt. A. Miller was sadly marred by the noise and lack of attention In tho moving orowd. Tho influences which apollod his speech prevented others from bo lug mado by Messrs. Gcor, D'Arcy and others. This is greatly to bo regretted. The Journal would suggest to the management that next year the speeches (which have beon ho Instruct. Ivo aud entertaining this season.) bo bold In a regular auditorium built for the purpose. PULLED AGAIN, a uegro by tbo name of Earl, who Is a rider of horses at tho race track, waa pulled for the second time lu this wcok day. Suuday ulght bo waa trown lu Can we interest vou in syrup. Samething that is teally line, not a atrong rank tasting syrup hat leaves a disugrouabl o caste in tlio mouth, hut a syrup that is mild and tickles tho oalate. Wo havo ic and call it Honey Cream Drips. Price 50 cents oor galion. A fine young Hyson Tea in pound papers, 15 cents per package. Our uhcolored Japan leasat i',5 and 30 cents porpound cannot ho heaten in quality or price. Yours for Economy, HARRITT & LAWRENCE P. O. GUOCERY I2H V ' GOOD CLOTHING Is an Important Factor Success This is a hit of philosophy that time and the exporienco of men have proved to be founded on fact. That being tho case all who buy clothinc should soek a storo whore tho best clothing is sold at prices which suit all classes. Such a store is conducted by G. W. JOHNSON &. SON, THE POPULAR CLOTHIERS. We have clothing that fits not only the body, but tho purse. C.othing elegant in texture and finish. Clothing that pleases tho oyo and keeps the body warm. If you want anything usually found in a : First-Class Clothing House : it will pay you to see us, We can show goods thai wU raakq your mouth water, I .in insoi in 1 1 Goods 1 H. STOCK STREET. for ''hitting" tho flowing bowl too freely. Today about noon, when full (his usual condition) ho lumped onto an old mau who was working around tho Altatuont stables and tried to bllo him. Tlio old man was helpless In the hands of the negro aud a boy working near who paw tho fuss ran up and awlpod the negro two or three hard blows ou the head. This s on brought hlm.to tlmo and he was given into thn hands of a marshal who look him in Uioclty. Ho will probably ho sent iia today, 5 Altottu aud Gray Eagle for Port- Z "land, leave Balem daly except 2 Z Sundays, at 7 a. m. Quick lime, Z Z regular eervlco and cheap rates. Z 5 Agent, M. P. Baldwin, at Salem Z Z dock. - in the Achievement of in Life. lllMMM C 11 i is 1 1 1 1 1 t r I M . . . .- -- -- i tt m-m-yGJo, ri