DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAC EM, OREGON
FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1007. -i
HEADY
TOR THE
BIG FAIR
Grounds and Buildings In Fine Shape
Many Splendid Exhibits Arranged
For, and a Splendid Exhibition of
All Kinds of Stock As Well As Fine
Speed Gontests Assured
Tho Btato fair is only a mattor of
thrco weeks nwny, and tho manngo
tnont has everything In excellent
Bhapo. Tho big barnB aro completed
inside and out and having recolvod a
couplo of coatH of" red paint, they
loom up llko a summer sunsot. Five
of tho bnrna aro arranged for Btabllng
horses; Ihroo will bo used for cattle;
two tor Hhcop, and ono each for
Boats nnd awlne.
'Ono of tho bnrnB with stalls for
fclJ animals, has already boon on
fKgcd by Mr. Uuby, who will havo a
'"HO ot of horrios lioro, which ho has
TSathcrod in Franco, Rolglum nnd
Gormany. It already acomn certain
that wltli all tho barn room mndo
this year, thcro will bo demand Tor
more.
Tho county exhibits In tho pavilion
will perhapB not bo bo mi moron a as
Inst your, but thoy will bo first class.
Denton, Clatsop, Columbia, Multno
mah, Lnno nnd Marlon hnvo already
Applied for space nnd others may
yet npjily. Honldcs tho county ex
hibits thuro will bo two fluo Individ
ual exhibits ono from Linn and tho
""other from Polk that will onch
rlvnl tho county exhibits.
Tho grounds aro In splondld shaiio,
nnd tho grass Is mowed in tho grounds
botwocn tho pavilion nnd tho track.
Tho fountain hns boon ovorhnulcd
and cleaned, and a bod of nastur
tiums Is growing llnoly around it.
The big "stuff" Btatuo of Coros
looms up In front of tho pavilion,
vhlch Hho facoH. Tho horso editor
wont up oIoho to hop and noticed that
avIiIIo she was much bottor shaiio
thnn "Mrs. Oregon," she still needed
fixing. This, by tho way, sho will
get, for iirrangomoutH havo boon
mado for a "staff" artist to como up
nml graft now cuticle on hor ami the
balance of tho "Hconory."
Htudohultor & Co. will mako a lino
Xixhlbtt of vohlcloH, having a spami of
715 by RR foot nut apart for their
display.
Tho racing atahlo aro lllllug up.
tho latent arrival bolng Mr. llonnfll
from Itodlnuds In southern Califor
nia, whohrluKM It. Ambrose, ono of
the spued lout horses on tho coast, and
Mao a very pedy paring maro. Bam
Castro Ih thoia, of coui'M, ami hat
i htrltiK of HVHti, ioin0 of which will
no doubt bu hoard from. Sim Llnd
nay hnii tin oe, and Mauzlo throo or
four. 9. Wallneo ban four, John
"Ponder la trying out throe and C. A.
llnrrlsuu of Portland two or throe
Thuro aro several others with good
liorflos, but Tho Journal man failed
to find them all.
Tho track is In good Bhapo, and
nonui good tlmo Is bolng mndo In tho
tryouts, iiiiiiiu of thorn cutting under
"J: u In tho mllo.
Thn poultry exhibit promises to ox
iiol all previous attempts along this
lino, and lovers of tho fonthorod
trlbo on tho I'noillo roast aro looktng
forward .to tho show with keen antic
ipation. II. 0. Sohollhous of Port
land Is rtiiperlntoiulent of this divis
ion Tho poultry building has boon
lurnod half-way around to conform
with tho now system of walks and
uxhlhlt for this year's fair. An an
nex will bo built especially for Incu
bator and poultry supply displays and
olllco room. In addition, tho coopa
will bo ro-nrraugod and painted, nnd
tho interior of the building thorough
ly renovated.
Among tho dozens of exhibitor
who havo already applied for entry
blanks, Warren Cooper of Tacoma
1 a prominent breeder, as Is James
Wlldor of North Yakima, who will
send a big exhibit of Cochins add Duff
Leghorns, Harry Collier of Tncoma
will gather a large Washington ex
hibit from the smaller breeders of
tho state, which will contain from
150 to 200 birds. In the vicinity of
Salem, John Jefferson, Mrs. J. A.
Blake, FT. S. Polsal, Sam Castro, and
numerous others will bo represented.
Tho pigeon exhibit will bo mado
a special feature of tho 1907 show.
Tho coops for tho pigeons will bo
found In tho center of tho building.
Tho Portland Pigeon club will bo a
chief factor In this department. The
homor pigeon rnccs to bo started at
tho fair grounds, nnd ended at Port
land, which will be contested dally,
aro an nttrnotlvo featuro to pigeon
fnnclcrs.
Besides tho regular chicken breeds
nnd tho pigeons, thcro will be special
classes for gamo fowls, bantams, tur
keys, geese, ducks and pheasants.
Tho Petnlumn Incubator company
and the Olcndalc Incubator company,
two California concerns, havp npplled
for Bpacc. Thoy propose to havo ma
chines in operntion In tho poultry
building, demonstrating tho artificial
raising of tho chicks In nil its stages.
Tozlorvlllo Is in lino shape, and
the way It Is staked off reminds ono
of tho wny ground Is located In a new
mining camp. Mayor Tozlcr Is on tho
grounds, nnd ho manages them so
successfully nil by his lonosomo, that
ono Is led to think Hint mnybo Salem
would run smoothor If the council
mayor and other city ofTlccrs nil
worso tho snmo lint. Thoro Is a great
deal of harmony In a one mnn gpv
ornmont. Tho grounds hnvo been
put In Bhapo by a gang from tho
pon, and tho men wore resting near
tho gnto waiting for n car when The
Journal mnn passed thorn. Thoy
wore not a bad or criminal looking
lot, and tholr faces scorned "weak,"
rather than criminal. It scorned pa
thetic somehow, to think that they
prepared tho grounds for othors, nnd
none of thorn would bo permitted to
enjoy tho big mooting tholr work
hnd done so much for. However,
thoy hnvo ono compensation, they
won't hnvo to listen to tho splolers
or go brouo on tho pink .lomnnndo
bars.
Kczcum.
For tho good of t thoso suffering
with oozenm or other such troublo, I
wish to say, my rIfo had somothlng
of that kind nnd after using tho dor-
tors' romodtes for somo tlmo con
cluded to try Chnmborlnin's Salvo,
nnd It provod to b bottor than any
thing she had tried. For sale at Dr.
Stono's drug storo.
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SALEM
STATE BANK
Safem, Oregon
"TtngmifiimiimtiiiM
Now Incorporations.
Tho following companion filed ur
tlelos of Incorporation with tho sec
retary or state yestorday and today
Adams Clardlulor Lumber Com
pany; Incorporutors F. V. Adams, J.
K Adnms and Frank (lardlnler: main
olllco Baker City; capital, $30,000.
Tho Seaside Light and Wator Com
pany; Incorporators, J. H. McNary,
A. Welch, K, W. Hall; mala oillco,
Portland; capital, $50,000.
Tho Pacific Photo Company; In
corporators, L. Blrdsall, L. W, Jonos
and F. II. McClure: main otllco. Port
land; capital, $10,000.
Tho llrlarhlll Coal, & Coko Com
pany; Incorporators, Kollo T. Smith,
F A. Ilruckmnn nnd Arthur C. Em
mons; aiiilii olllco, Portland; capital,
$16,000.
Tho Venetian Scenic (Hubs Com
pnny; Incorporators, A. Duchamp,
(loo. F. Sohott and Fred E. Forbos;
main otllco, Portland; capital, $5000.
Tho Jnspor Lumber Company; In
corporators, Albert Brown, J. W,
Holoman and W. E. Gregory; main
otllco, Eugene; capital, $10,000.
Spoctator Publishing Company;
Incorporators, Hugh Hume, J. S.
Tjlor and italph E. Moody; mnln of
fice, Portland; capital, $9000.
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Thoy Moan It.
No ono should suffer a moment I
lougor with Piles, for Dr. Loon
hardt'a Horn-Hold will euro.
A gunrantoo for $1,009.00 gooa
with every package of tho Hem-Hold.
No matter what kind you havo.
Blind, Blooding, Internal, External,
Itching or Suppurating, Dr. Loon
hardt'a Horn-Hold will cure you.
This Is a strong statomont, but It
la supported by a thousand testimon
ials from thoso who havo boon por
manontly cured by Horn-Hold.
If you aro not cured you got your
monoy back. .$1.00 at druggists or
Dr. Loonhardt Co.. Niagara Falls, N.
Y., Proprietors. Sold by Dr. S, O
Stono, Salem.
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A substltuto Is never na good as
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-let us deliver to yon
home &l Buck's stov
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approval
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through special arrangements with the Buck's Stove and Range Compa
we are enabled to deliver to any home in the city or vicinity, a Buck's rani
cook stove, hard coal or hot blast heater tor a thorough approval test
if the stove does not perform all of its functions properly does not doa
that we say it will do, we will cheerfully remove it and refund any paymti
that may have been made on the same.
and we will give you our written guarantee that we will do just as m sj
we will do.
this once-in-a-lifetime-offer is based on our faith in these wonderful stow
you cannot afford to miss it.
take advantage of it today, as the offer stands good but for a short
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ft p---4. I ' ill (OVi Mltw.,f sfcPl rif H
r czF$i) 4 y7LivJi3r A 1&v i,B
afewhite enameled oven which in
sures clean, wholesome food
clean food clean
food
than a sanitary iv
chomlcal changes
good health In largely dependent upon
enunot be ptrpaml in a dirty oven
a Miultary oen Is een a greater lux-esslty
filgerator for iliulng tho prom., of baking,
ivuiier couiauunauou iioumy easy.
why take great euro In tho preparation of a fine cake, for In-
htaiuT then Iwiko it In an oven, the seams and joints of which
mo tilled with eoutamliiatiiig tilth?
llui'k'N lilte enamel Is not a mlut but a white glass enamel
buriul into the poret. of the Iron and is practically everlast-
log.
Buck's ovens are absolutely clean a reason why you should
own one.
This duplex grate will reduce yc
fuel expenses
the first cost of a Buck's ituiiro is but a small imrt of the i
cost the range In so long-llfoctl that it eats up nmny tliaM I"
iglual i)il( In fuel.
a very small saving of fuol onch day means a trcmilo,B,'J
during the lifetime of tho Move a saving of many thnrtW
Inal cost.
this dunhw irrato saves fuel for it iidiults oxi-gcn to the I
fuel In siifli niiimf Itlou Hint nil Ifu liontlni' IKIHIT is ClIuHiwNl
used.
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cleaning or ivpalrs and without disturbing tho wtcf
this is ono of many reasons why ytfu should own Ink'
-one dollar a week pays for any Buck's stove or range selected from
stock-and sent to your home for free and thorough test.
the most liberal credit and tho
most courteous, treatment ex
tended to all.
everything for the i"
..t..k iMi rivets. dnp
right prices.
tho original thoroforo luslst on got
ting what you ask for. A dealer who
la always wanting to sell you some
thing just aa good Is not working for
your Interests, but tor tho extra profit
Iho hopes to make.
CANXKKY BUSY.
mm wm m
Hail a Slack Tlmo, But Will Hun to
Capacity Now.
Tho manngomoat of the Salem
cannory expects to commence opera
tions next wook with a forco of about
100. This Is to tako care of tho
poar and applo crops, which aro Juat
now beginning to bo markoted In
largo quantities. A forco of only
about 30 is used this woek, but that
Is much bottor than has boon done
for somo time. Indeed It was very
difficult to keop it running at all a
few weeks back. It could not bo
dono at all on tho local supply, and
It was necessary to shin fruit tn. tm
IwlH not bo necessary much longer,
as the quantll of npples and pears
coming Into town is becoming larger
every day.
Tho now nddldtlon Is progressing
rapidly, and the congostion in the
storngo room of tho old faotory will
soon bo rolloved. Tho greater part
of tho wall is alroady up, and many
of tho cases aro already In It.
'Regular as tho Sim"
Is an expression as old as tho race.
No doubt tho rising and setting of
the sun Is the most regular perform
ance In the universe, unless It Is the
action of the liver and bowels when
regulated with Dr. King's New Life
Guaranteed by J. C. Perrr.
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Pills.
IX TI1K BOXEYAHD.
.Maude," the Faithful Garden Bend
Car, Makes Last Hun.
alone
"Maude" has finally gono to the
bonoyard. Not the Maude of comic
plcturos, tho phenomenal kloker who
doos business for Si, but our own
Httlo "Maude," tho car running on
tho Garden Road lino. Maude was
little and old, rheumatic of running
gflar, wheezy of breath, unkempt,
uncared for, dirty and disreputable,
but honest and true, always at her
post and faithful to the end both
ends. For lo, these many years sho
has traveled back and forth over the
little line, solitary and friendless.
ntl
. ... .1 n.inlr 11 one
leil UlUimwuj. - .;
. lll(
l onfl BIIUV-
.- .....lo herrff1
bllng .Mnuat? u.- -rniiv
rotting tw
and seeing her duty dld
, W nhllltV. Of tOW
.,-. irht bo
things inut "' ' Ml
. . i i..i no vM
against nvr. .. -Z
.nnAviird. heroic" '
suriU"
way so man j - i
go, nothing eui:
should bo reaiem-
now junk, just o.u-
wood. Let us hope -
not resurrect be'
(
BmmIU J fifth
druggist.
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the last rose of summer, so to speak,
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