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DAILY CAP'TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, APIIIIj 0. 100B El I ? 4 PRIZES AWARDED AT THE HORSE SHOW STANDAHDBHKf). Stallion Ycftrsfrnnd Over. 3920C Mlko Duff F. Tnlklnton, Salem, first prlzo. Sim Jteod. Sim Lindsay, Fair grounds. Lord Lletor. Dr. Iteyn'ohJB, hn lcm. HtnriloiiH li Year and Vndpr .1. Lost Dird. 3 tin. Edison, drat Al Bonder. Mark Holmes, soc- Hed Boy. E. R. Edmuson, Mnc Icay, third prlzo. Stallion Under 2 Youth. 4C314 Water Bnby. Earl Raco, 8a Join Oregon, first prle. M. .T Wortz, Jr.,Dr. Rogers, bpc prJzo. , Wampus. O. W. Bingham, Ore gon City, tfilrd prlio. Maro 0 Years iwd Over. Mlnnlo Lovolaco. D. W. Glhson, Ba'cm, frit prlzo; W 17 Philomath Maid Eurl nnce, 3yIom, second prize, Mario .1. It. Metzgcr, Albany, thin) p:Tzo". -(ro 2 YcnrH nnd Under U Zomhfootta W. 8. Mott, Salem, flrrt. nnd third. Zdmbroetta Chns Ynnnke, Salem flocond and first. fJliltMAN COACH, FRENCH COACII HAOKNEYH AND (JI,EVi:iiANI) HAYS. T'. E. Hlinfcr I In metro Co.'h Cliiun. ploiiNhlp 1'ir-inluin -Por Hunt flcriunn Conch Stallion jimii d-t. Wlnnon. Hoodlgholmor nnd Ynn nko, Salem, first prize. TlIOROUGHnilEDS. HtjillloiifT Tltrc Years nnd Over. KnmnBoh. Owned by W, W. Por clvol of Indopondencu, first prize Ktnltlon 2 Yearn nnd Under :t. St. Rnlvnnln. W. W. Perelval, In. dopondonco, flrt prize. 8TANDAIW) HHED AND MOHOANS .7. L. KtucktnitVt Chniuplontdilp Pre- nihim for Stuudnrdhtvd Htnlllon. 3020(1 Mike Duff. Frank Tnlk IngtonY, flalom, Oregon, Hecond prlzo. It. AmlwiHt. Howe Uuthorford, Salem, first prize. . Lord Llator. Dr. J. Reynold, third. . 4 Pacific IlumivsteiiH 'Special Premium For1 HiNt Sttfllloii nnd (let. Co Mn Dr. l J. Yoiiiik. Salem, Or., first prize. U3271 Major Wollzel.R. P. Bog or.i, Pair UroundH, socond prize. Cuptaln De Nlo.J. M. Bona, Tumor. lilrj prize. Hello Candy Co. Special Premium Por Beat Nnii-Stundnrd Maro or Gelding. Made Fred Melntyro, Hnlotm first utIku. IMuJobo.doorgo Stuckey, Wawr vlllo, second prize. Yorkn Hill. Llndsoy nnd Jlrlll Fair Oroumle. third prim. Htnlllon H V-ux Old and Over. Ely Sir Qnmot. Wl Puphnm, Tur. tier, first prize. Almhero A. C. Ruby. Portland, second prize. 1221 Sky Rocket. W. T. Mlddloton, Salem. third prize. VKRGIIERONH. United State National Hank Cham ploifihlp Premium -For Host Per- ehemn Htnlllon and (Jet, Universe. Boedlgholmar A Yan nko, Salem. first prize. D. J. Pry Championship Premium- For Hyt Bjejvhoron Maro nud. . .. .Produce. 100U DuUy. Mrs. I). P. Bargs, Turner, llrst prize. I'm Best Poreheron Colt Under Two Years, . 1 BKLGIANS. i1.-AiI)lnamoor Championship Pre mium Por Host Belgian Stal- Hon nud Oct. Fortln. Jnmes Edison, Sllverton, first prlzo. "v Htnlllon 3 Year. Old nnd Over. Amarll do Houtaln. A. C. Thom as, Stayton, first prize. Moran. Boodigheimer & Yannke, Salem, second prlzo, CLYDESDALES. Caplto .National Bank Championship Premium- For Host Clydesdale $ , Stallion nnd Get. The Preacher, and gt John Painter., Salem, flrt prize. Royal McQueen. J. D.''6ordon St Son, Dundee, second prlzo. . Stallion Under 12 Years. 13gJ.O Oregon Stamp. W. D. ClaggBtt; Salem, flrit prlzo., Bright Light. J. to; Gordon Cc Son, necorid prlzo. Mare SI YcArn Ofld mid Ovw. Casmn. John Pnlntor, Salem, first prize, v Maro Under !t YenrH. ' Olon Gordon Bobs. J. D. Gordon & Son, first prlzo. Uicltt. John Painter, Salem, soc ond prize. Mnrguqrlto. John Pnlntor, Sa lem, third prlzo. MniVi H Your Old nud Under .'I. Betsoy. L. P. Lardor, Salem, find, prlzo. ENGLISH HIIIREH. Lndd & HiinIi ChniuplonHblp Pre. iniuiii Por Hext EugllNh Hhlrc Htnlllon nnd Get. Stallltm 3 Ycnr Old nnd Over. Buokdon Pitolt. Pollls & Trnsk, Stnyton, llrst prlzo. Albion. Salem Shoo Co., Salem, socond prlzo. Hln'Hou a YeaiH Old and Under 3. It 2 71 March Bon Holt. .1, P. Mluch, Liberty, flrtt prlzo. MULES. Best Jack Mule. , M. M. .Tonus, Monmouth, THERE'S BUT ONE BEST REMEDY" for n bad Htonmcli, a torpid liver or constlpnted bowels, nnd that lsllos tetter's Stomach Hitters. For abso lute proof of this assortlon, It Is only necessary for every sufferer to get one bottle and give It n fair trial. In this way thousands havo been cured and thus convinced that HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS lo the "best for curing Poor Apptlte, Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Colds, Grippe nnd Spring Fever. , first prlzo. Mare. ' -, M. M. Jonoa, Monmouth, D. J, Prlui'Mtmi. Thomns Trice, Salem. No. 6, llrnt prlzo, Portia Tho. Drunk, Salem, No. 2, second prize. HtuUiou j Yearn OW and Over. 61181 Luxomliuui'K. Adam Burn. Shnw, OroKon, Una prize. PrMhyUrlnn. DallaiJ. sticond prize. Stallion a Year Old and Under 3. 511CG nRO llwt. I). J. MlUOh, Liberty, Orogon, tlrt prlz. 1C104 Pnnohou II. Mrs. Burg. Hvctnul prln. Ml 90 Vnnolion D. J. Mlneb, Liberty, Orj;oi, third urlw. KtwMlou a Years Old and Over. The Painter Joh Palmer. S kf. Cr , irui prlzo. RoiiI MeQueon J. . GonlOM & Son. noonuil prlza. Hfalliou Under a Years. 18563 Pedro. H. 0. CQUBtaJioii. Indopendouo. Art prU. Slgbrt.-i-Mr. D. P. Burgo, sjo ond prlztt. Matv 3 Years Old and Over, Daisy. Mrs. D. P. Rurge, Turner, third prize. Mart? Vuder tt Yourx, Free Vorao - Pctor Whltakor, CorvaMU, flrt prUo. first prlzo. Mnlo Team. , M. M. Jonas, Monmouth, first prlzo. GRADE DRAFT E. H. Iimport Harne,H Co.'x Special IVvmliiin Por the Het Grado Drnft Animal. Unnnnh. P. W. Mahoncy, Gcr val, flrHt prl,zo. Gelding or Mare 3 Yonr.s Old and Over. . Ttd. A. M. Gray, Salem, n-t prlzo. Ltioy. Thos. Trie. Slom, No, 6, Hocond prize. Maro uv Gelding U .Year Old 'i.d Under 3. Unnnnh.P. V. Mnhonoy, flrat prlzo. Onndy. R. W. I lose, SaUrn, No. 2, aQiiond prlz. Gelding or Maro Under a Years Old. Portia. Tho Drunk, Salem, No 2. first prize. Rowdy. J. 13. Rhodea, Satfem. second prlzo. DRAFT TEAMS. Ret lmft Team. Tom and NlKgor. first prize. Wad, Pearee , Co. Special Premi um For BoM Draft Tonm. Nlok nnd Rodney. John Por, Sllvorton, flrat prlzo. PARMER'S DRA1-T TEAM, (3-horso.) Best Farmer's Dnift Tonm, NQlhTopsy-Rowdy. A. B. Jpry, Salnm, first prize. FOU1MN.HAND TEAM, Hesj pur-ln.llnud Ttenin. King - Prlhco - Dol- Flora. Ray Short, Macleay. tint prlzo. ROADSTERS HARNESS HORSES. (Standard or non-Staudard) Spell cor llturilwnro Co. SiMclnl Pre miumRot Maro or Gelding Uxhlhftcd by a Indy DUa K. Dr. J. Bvsn. SnUm. driven by Mine Alpha Jomw. Urt prlzo. Mls Uwl Mrs. U. S. RUlor. Salmi, Moond prise. Jim. RUucktt ClwrwuUr. Snleut third prize. II. 1). Patton Special Premium Trotting Roadster For Best Mart or Gelding, Dlok K. Diok Klgw. CfcmHto, Uret prlt. Duxtor Arthur Glover. Salem, second prize. Mies Uzste. Mr. U. S. RJder. Salem, third prize. SteuslotT llnw, Special Premium For Bivt Pair Mares r G4dlng, Del 1). and Hex. J. L. S took ton. Salem, seoond prize. Rita and THoy Romoo Gouloy Brooks, third prize Colle and reud W H Goulet Woodburu, first prize SADDLERS. Geo. W. Johnson & Co. Special Pre mium Best Mare or Gelding. Wlllnmotto. W. W. Perelval, In dopondonco, first prlzo. Teddy. Col J. OlmBtod. Salem, second prize. Birdie. Ridden by Miss Phillips, Samuol Phillips, Salem, No. 1, third prlzo. PONIES. Team Ponies J. A. Simpson, Sa eom, first prlzo. GRADE COACHER TEAMS. Black Bird and Black Cap. Geo. Schaap, Pratim, first prlzo. , GRADE AND CLYDE FRENCH CANADIAN. Jeffreys. R. M. Boylos, Oregon City, first prize. In tho frco-for-all Fred Schlnd lor's horse took first money nnd Mr Sim's took socond. In tho non-wln-nors' rnco, J. D, DltiBmoor's horia won first money and Charles Lolch or'H took socond. Tho hundred yard dash was an ex citing contost, nil tho runnors cros sing tho tnpo In n bunch. Albert Sohmnudor, George Orogor, Daniel Murray, and John Holmos coming ncrona In tho ordor nnmed. Another ovont that attractod a largo number of spoctntors wai tho rolny roco botwoon tonms from thrpo of the grammar schools. Dlstanco was four miles, onch man running half n mile. East school won In tho romnrknbly font tlmo of 21:47 3-r; Yow Park came second, time, 22:R7 3-r; Lincoln finished third In 2 3 r r, 7 3-fi. Tho lltllo rollows from Lincoln won the nJmlratlon of tho crowd by tholr pluck In going agnlnst thq btu gor. boys from tho other sohools. Thoy howed thoy hnvo tho stuff It thum to make winners tho noxl tlmo. ( Following aro the entrlos from tho throo schools in tho order In which thoy ran: Enst School Penn, Fo, Hinges, Shaw, Kaleer. Farmer, McLaren 0 trnndor. Yow Park Abbott, Rockhlll, Wolbourne, Croiean, Bentley, pras- or, Ranrom, Uttor. Lincoln School Ueikuap, Alfred Goobel, Danlols, Mnhney, Bohannou, Humphrey, Jinlson. Portland Railway Light and Power Col WILLAMETTE VALLEY DIVISION xi Gas Cooking CLEAN COOL ml i j . When you J arcifcady the stove is feady. There are no preparations no tiresome and dirty work. A match .starts the fire and a turn of the valve stops it A gas range costs less at first, is compact, easy to op erate and saves money. If you cook one dish you use but one burner. See the point? We have a good stock to select from. Cor. State and Commercial Sk m m COUNTESS GLADYS W4RMLYWELC0MED Glvi tltB iriv f tlii Kfili In the I,nml of Hur Hungarian I,o veil, , (UnliOd Preae I.onsotl Vlr.1 Oermewie, Hungary, April 6. Countee G'ydae Szecheayl, former ly Mlee Vandorbllt of New York, slept Inst night for the first tlmo In Oermexoe castle, hor future homo, to which eh waa taken In state with pomp and dUplay. In honor of tho oountoss an Amer ican flag waved over tho old castlo all day yosterday for tho- first tlmo li Its history. From Budapest to a small (station, six mil as from tho castle, Count Szochonyl nnd his bride, accompanied by a cook, butler and two maids In charge of 40 trunks, rode In a private car. At ov ery station along tho route groat crowds of peasants gnthored to groot the par. nnd at each stop the coun toae stepped to tho platform and thanked them for their ovations. Arriving at the little station where the party alighted. Counters Szochon yl and Count Laszlo were greet od by a tremendous crowd The dow .er countese. Irene, stepped for ward and proiOHted her new daughter-la-law with tho keys of tho oe UUe. The floor and top of the car riage in which they rode to the cas tle, was literally covered wUh Hun sarlau Rower. A company of peas ant outriders rode In trout and be hind the vehicle. At the door of the ometle Couat Szechowyl embraced hU bride and atd the formal words of welcome. AN EXTRAORDINARY SHOWING OF Spring Sack Sni OF DISTINCTIVE STYLE AND FINISH r?Vltt's KWney and Bladder Bills are prompt aad thorough nnd will a short time MroDgthen wt'akonH kldne : nnd allsj troubles ari'tpg Iroui tnflttuxmatkn of the b'addc Sold by a'l druggists. Thro len't u num or young man In tOHT. uho gives any thought to dross but wiUlx-grf41 ly interested in our fecial offering of w ml Spring Sack Suits. Stylo as exprcl In b rated Bishop's Ready Tailored Clothes wins converts from tlio ranks of the custo iPivd etlucated men. With uncojinion f ' i. ...iin.. nnd faulth '. ciothinp "mWrffbir 5i-" thP "' .Scores of jnodels in won.tfds ca-if". f lots, of hcantiful stripes, plnld. c ft tures in all the mm1 uliados of I'-w gray and Win'. $10.00 $30.00 ;ht 1903 tiX . t .i U S The Hou of KuPPcahm (M 1AVC CnrinSf 5nHs SCial V ' Chicago uuiu u , k- r .i Por the strenuous boy, you will find notliini; to etiunl our special $." suit.. U ,iP X taped, double-.stitchiHl nnd rolnforctHl tallortl to keep Its shape, look smart ami ttxut, doubhvbmistetl jacket suite with bloomer troiisere, 8 to 10 years, in plain l1 fan CI.RA See Our Window Display of Spring Shirts, Cravats and fej SALEM WOOLEN MILL fl" . ii 1 i , :