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RECORDS BROKEN -
((N VISIERfiAVS RACES
. BUT HEATS WERE FAST
n
BY "JOCK" LUCAS
4 The' race started promptly at
1:39 yeMerday afternoon at tbfl
Lose Oak track with a fairly lar
rewd of enthusiastic apeetatdr, in
w grand stand, which coltecUd Hi
MtMber before the finish of the first
riUe until about 3000 people, were
seated In the spacious building. The,
,' u mile course was In ffje, (feet, bf
Mt4Ulen and very faet, ant! the pre
Tailing: weather during the entlr
itfoon, ' although somewftH
afndy. was considered Ideal for the
CTHe flretjraee,. which was the Cf;
fcal City SUke of 'a purse ot'tifM
lfti tie :12 paet,jclaM, waa repre-
fmhA by !! eHtof the 13
esitwed ori thiflelarseorlng book,
TJjuJ race waa wo by Josephine, the
property of Hpwer, Rutherford, of
.Of Jlfornla.'by, ibee strekht' heats
$tofiye, 'rtw first keat waa a
nyeVdMphltloa, Jowphlne ob
tuning' U.lejk from ,th wire and
l&ijHlH'fHli mlhy Inning by
4$;Ai,4jUr o' Lfght, aid Tommy
CVtWm 'aVe( 4he, winner a hard' run
fr 'th,k! aRdkld close to the
siflft Utile mare's heela throughout
tje last half. The beet time made
ln;hl )mi was 2 s 08 , or within
tw' seconds of tlje track record of
lr$8W. The second heat In this
rent waa led up to the stretch by
May o' Light, closely limbed by Jo
ahlne, who made a beautiful spurt,
at) the laei quarter distancing Hay
o ught px a l"gtlt, leaving nay o'
ond place in the heat', The second
lheat In tbfe vt was alas sot pre
cisely tne Mmeiaf ..tite nrst. mohi
erat tookVtthe Jimot position antt
retained It StMer!tfeewIre'by half a
lergtbt while lUdy iunrlee and Bat
on' Van" CorbahedHfi'
last
wire
reaching the imftiJ. i&'ie'fey' .' Head,
with LaHfi Wl rth jHaee behind
Baron' VknV$ett VUmkMiMi
Una) heat wan the beet rafe of the
day .Monlcrat asnln.ioek the lead
fcowbVoiiHti iwWr. 8MXoUs aalnsai;
andjir,. W.j andfthewotk stthaw
animals during the iasi half "was
very'-lhtereeUng to sec ZbmbronutV
who badbeen showjpg up l&the b&
In former heats, hold onto, the lead
er surprisingly and finished sennit
under the wire. Monlcrnt first and
Lady BtiRM third and ,Laur V
fourth. " Between Monlcrat, ZoaaDro
nut and Lady feunllse. the distance
undqr thefflrp, waa. no worI-tJpn a
head and had tjie distance bqfcs 30
foot farther to the wire, Zosab'rbnnl
would surely have'had an excellent
opportunity of winning tho fiercely
fought heat. Monlerat wrfs nwardel
first monoy, Lady Sunriso second
money. Laura W." tiilrd raonev an I
Zombronut fourth moneys vTho tlmo
mndo In thlahcfttiWM 2:1C.
1
The rtinnlngovent Af. .4A4 fur-
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THE FAIR
(Coatluued From Page 1.)
r .
A . Oregon's greatest Mate Fall1
ji i t f.i ik
opened 'yeeterday morning at b
oclock under the most auspicious of
circumstances, and-the six days that
are tb follow promise' tofally4 to
eclipse all past attempts' and rec
ords. Secretary "VVelch la't evening
Btated that the crowds upon the
grounds yesterday were the large t
tnai, ever paseea'tnrougn tho gatnf
on' an opening day, and the holder
of the various concession were
jWRBljnoHs In the opinion that yen
terdawaa the best Monday in the
history of Che Oregon State Fair.
. Owlnr to the fallHre vcatcrdnv to
n a the 'wake the Brewer electrical connec-
quarter and feHght It to the tioas from., the automatic sates to
In la's n, $Mj Anriselihe aecretai:iF,'B. ottce. it tfa? Imposl-
blt id estimate the exact number of
admlMlons. Tho gates are In work
fag" order today, however, and dur
ing the remainder ojt the fair every
turn of tho stile will be registered
lnf.he .oeeTjie "Wggrindstand
at the race track Was more than two
thirds full, which Is a record-breaker
for jittefidABce "at the oponjng
races at Lone, Fir track. tkiV&tly tho
big pavllljaR oVowdey'ind tho
larger eeseert iwm' filled to
capacUy in the evfiping.
Practically all' ,th,o h'ortlculturAl
and agricultural exhibits. In tho pi-
vlllon Wore Installed and ready for
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i-L Mdtl Hdttec!! liott
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tha
It is not the heater that gets th
hottest that is the best heater. rJ
the heater that is so constructed
it wiB radjate the heat :
pjace it where it belongs
iFlown oil the floor
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t.ny
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rr
iwiM wilive--tfiat is'tfie besl
1 0 ' Jpfft
Inspection! Jn tho aflorncn. Those j
exhibits almost doublo !ln quantity.
p.u rwrjvijf ny in mo cxniiius or
pfovlmia years, riach building I
crowded to tho doors with Its partic
ular clnBS of exhibit, and the new
stock burns are filled (9 overflowing
Socrotary Welch yesterday, mornlnjr
rocolvcd word from Portland that
ton carlonds.'of running horses we-e
on Uiolr wny to the fnlr ground.
Z&tfr i. Xa
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! 3 heater. There are many im
ifpoitant things' to consider fie-
f - -. .- v
'tti-iyijfi-n
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longs, purso $100', was won by Dill. but ho telegraphed to tho otvnorj nst
Hho", Mpv's Prldo second, and Snl- to bring them bocnuse Moro wns no
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Light second place and Tommy Orat-'llo finodwln third p'neos tlmo fiOVt more stable room on tho grounds.
seconds.
Sovcrnl horses rnccd ngnlnst their
own time during Intermissions but
only ono aifcceodod In smashing any
thing, It being niaokamlth, owned
of
In
ten third. The tlmo for tho -aoconri
go .waa 2:974. Tho third nnd last
heat were nearly the samo as that
of tho second.. Joeplilne and Itay
0' Light being the two principals
-.. .-11 ... t 1 w. I '' .- -- w
wi?iy ioiiowom iy ucnorni nuprp- ,,y I( 0t CoXf wU ft rocord
tus. and Iowa noy Josophlno n- 2:ao-,'4 nnd ho mndo tho mllo
0cvert first monoy, liny o' Light 2tl9.
iWond money, Tommy drntton tlrd
money, nnd nonoral IIuorotiiB fourth ' Zomvort nlso hndo n try at his
jKonoy. ' ' 2 : 2 0 VI mark on an oxhlbltlon go
The' frt hcrt of.tho 2,'2G trot h,ul Rut H (,own t0 2!20
villi n purse of $80,0, wrin aomowhnt T'10 mont "tcrestlng ovont In the
Utllmrs owing to 'tho slow stftrtlng. exhibition Indlvldul rncora waa that
whleh wi caHscd bV tho oxcptitIiin-4.of thftjgroatest Kuldoloss nacorCol-
. ' ' - -.
nily larwo .flow ami a homo throwlnKi,feo Mnld. Thnt litt
' 4 a . ' ' . --
his boot. coinlilHCd with tho dllllculty
in which tho Judgo hud 'in lining Alio
fteld at tho scoro. Driver flninbllnrr
of Citrucrn, wIh llnuil $10 In tho
first hont for vcorlng nhend of tha
polo horso moro times limn uece
sHry. II. n. Ilutherford'a llttlB
blnck skid Monlcrnt crrrled thN
purso nwuy, although I.ndy Sunrlso
kppthlm on bin foot nil tho tlmo and
lo nultnal drow
'ho npplnuso from tho hudlonco from
ior Very ntnrt under thra.wlro. 8I10
eft the two 'trnlnnra',lian(!H on tho
vin within nbout 100 Toot of tho
wlra"ini nt tlu rnirnf Judgo llr
Inmn ' r Mm "no" alio caught hor
('f nnd pneort tho mllo In beautiful
stylo In 2:10 flat. Her mark la 2:09.
This lltto nnlmnl cortnlply won the
1'onrts of tho funs In nttondnnco yon
terday tind wHhout exaggerating
tho uninq of tho
succooded In imiUIiik down uocoiul
monoy. Tho tint bent Monliu-nt lol,"h (l'rvei
the flold under tho vlro from ho.",Worlfl' Qroatost Otildolesa Pacor.'
atnrt with a tlmo of 2:1 OVi, Lnura Tho Stunloy liros. gdvo nn Intor.
W. nnd Huron V"i Cnrbvtt having n ostlng exhibition In front of tho
lco Uttlo nnbt Jiint within n length grnnd Btand of broncho busting, nlw
of Monlcrat, Lntiru W., 'Kettlng boo novorat good stunts of 4rlok riding.
EvcnliiK Kvi'iitn.
Tho evening program wns opjnod
with Bovoral.solpctlona by McEIroy'a
pcorlcss bandi after which' tho visi
tors woro formally wolcomod by
Governor Clmmborlnln, Mayor Itodg
urj and other dignitaries. Each
speaker wao received with honrty
npplnuso. f as woro nil the numbors
on tho program. ,The following la
tho program which' was rondorod
last evening:
March, "Legion of Honor,"
Bugllono, ' '
Overturo, "Ornnd
Kantnsln," Ilondlv.
Cbrnot solo, selected," Ml. .
'Drlscoll. ;
Pntrol, J'Tho Illuo and f
dfoy," Dnlby.
Addroai of welcqme, Mayor
, Geo. F. Itodgors.. .
"'Addrosa Oovornqr Ooo. E.
Otinmliorlaln. ' "
Vocal solo, "Cnrmonn," "Vll
son, . Mrs. Hnlllo
lllngos. '
Medley overture, Populnr'
Bounds," Lamj r.
Heading, seleclloi. mIhh Lllith
Mooro of Kugoni'.
Addrofo, "Team Work IiyQrve-
gon," Tom IttohnrdBon, Vgt-
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7.
9.
10.
American
F.
fore you buy a heater. Wc've
1 1
i al kinds and all sizes of good
M f . . ft ' ,
Ihzaters here: "Won't"
1 1
a'
W'tt,
Vt rKK
I" explain?
you let
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NEW. BUILDING ON COURT STREET
1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i-H-t-H n 1 1 1 1 i-n 1 1 1 1 mw
land.
11. Ilumorcsquo, "Aux Thrco
Sulsos," polka, Bouncchopc,
12, Malo quartotto, BOlcctlon,
13. Salon i piece, "First
Throbs," Kllonborg.
14. March, "Ynnkeo Grit,"
mnh, A. F. Mlllor; Marlon, . A.
Taylor; Pcnton,- Frank Orovos; Lane,
E. W. Wnrren; Polk, Mrs. F. A.
Wolfo; Columbln, W. J. Fullorton;
Honrl Clatsop, n. S. Wornloy ond M. O.
Lownsdnle
Exhibits of
nest display of gladlellui:
Mrs. J. S. Taylor, Solera; id, Mri
N. Willet, Falls City.
Best display of rarnatloMi
Mrs. J. S. Taylor, Salem! ii, Xri
products N. Wlllot, Falls City.
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FltlJ Garments
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Hundreds pf pujnloiiro looking Into pur. show window
thtW day vlewlni; Aho Fajl Stylos, and wo hear many
admiring comments 011 tho boautiAwd cxceUenco. of
our now clothos . . lv ", ,,
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set
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Hut aftvr all It takoi tho Man Inside
i thoiu off to thi host ndvnntg4
tho Clothes to
r
Tho l'.vo, nlovlnl;, portonalltlea only enn bring out' the
possibilities of tharaccful llues..aad elegant fabrjc
rt .....1. ........., ' k. -T
w BUVil tl 1I1VIII4. f
ShIIs in Single. id. BDtt'Dreasl'4'
Till Models Y "
March,
nlan.
. At 9:30 p. 111.
rnl. Freo to all.
IoixIon Mineral Water.
. Levi Geer, who miinttgM tho health
resort nt London Mineral Sprlngi, Is
at tho fair grounds with an oxhlb'.t
or mo wondortiii waters tunt nro
freo on tup. Tho water Is nerved
freo at tho Lono coMiity exhibit. M.-.
Gcor cnnio ns a little boy from 1111
nn's to Oregon, nnd ha hoed bis own
low, and 1ms built up a lino proper
ty In tbo London Mineral Springs. H
IJI ontluulnBtlo ovor the Willamette
valley, and n booster from uway
back. ,
Iiiitlng ltooiH Sinkers. .
Holg- grown on a single fnrm hnv boon
, , 'porsonted by. Mrs. F. A. Wolfo, of
High tllvo nt Cor-ii'olk county, nnd F. H.'Hughson, of
Honton.
,; Some Hm-al I''mhtinx.
Judging of Uvo floral oxhIblt8"wa
bogun yesterday, and tho following
awards wore mndo on tho cut llowers;
ilest .display of Bweet peas: 1st,
Mrd. F. O. Deckoboch, Salem; 2d-,
Mrs. N. H. Wlllqt. FallB City.
, Host display of cut flowers, othor
than Bwoet pens: 1st, Mrs. J. 8.
Taylor, Snlem.
Dest floral do Ign of cut flowerB:
1st, Mrs. J. S. Taylor; 2d, Mrs. O. F.
Taylor.
Dest display of pairles: 1st, Mrs.-
II. v Wlllot, Falls City; 2d Mrs. J.
Clerks at tho Hoard of Trado woru
busy until after nlldnlcht Aniline Is- Taylor,
roomn for peoplo who could not be Uost '"spiny of rees: lot, Mrs. J. '
accommodated at tho hotols. More s- Taylor, Salem; 2d, Mrs. II. N. Wll
rooms are Ht til needed and should be ,ot Vas City.
Dost dlHplay of dahll&n lit,
L. Allou, Leuunon; 2d, Mn. II
AVillot, Falls City
Best displny of asters- lit. J
Bros., Salem; 2d, .Mrs, 11. X W
Falls City.
0
Shoot Quail Oclober 1st
Tho open season for quail ij
October let this year and lists
tho lnt day of Decembfr. acccj
to tho gamo laws ns amended 1
1'J07 lecisiniivo session
our local sportsmen have the 1
oous impiesslon that tbeopttj
peasgn Is tho same as, lt J
from tho second Saturday to
third Tuesday n SeptemBtr-
porusnl qf the new law will o
to hnvo been changed,
-0
Professed creed Ii of Ht'l
v hen flitting t,o the great tro:l
reported there.
Tho County Exhibits.
Thoao are very flno, with Yamhill
leading on apples.
Thoso who prepared tho exo'blt6
for tho various counttpnrc; Multno-
.-.
Dp to
$30
W tako the grsateBt pleaiure in showing the nev
stylo featurvs and fabrics to Men who nro Interested in
and who appreplate good. Clothos.
fi. W JOHNSON & CO.
J II Coijiierciil Street
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Ladies'
Watches
u
liA Lady's watch,, whether It !
sol'd gold or gold tilled, Bhould
;possess tyie ana quiei elegancy.
Above alt things, It h Import
ant that a watch should keep ac
curate time, and this Is the dlf
Iculty oftenest met with In. ladles
patches on aceount of their
aniallneas.
This store recognizes that th?
more dtfflcult the obstacle. tht
more satisfaction in its eompla'.u
sotut'on-tbat's why this u the-
i;iaiej watch Store" of thti
section.
BARR'S JEWELRY
STO'E
-i
State and tLirty ; Stru,
You May ChooseiFor Youiself
'EITHER
"BARD TIMES" erfiOOD TIES"
POU IT HAS COMK TO VK A PKK
SON'AL l'ltOHLipi WITH KACII
m'S!XIS3lA.N '-
Tho "hard times" are over, generally speaking
They are not over, for thoso people. who are content ta
mum continue. x ,
With the advent pf Fall activities in business will come to
mprphonf ir naTi man n-Vin la .nnrltiollni. a hlislne S. tb& "?'
Umlty to say a long goodbye to "h'ard times," or to cling to
n Uttlo longer.
It Is to be, largely, a test 'ora cournge-the making;
t.nl l ... -l ni ' ..ln1i.
The stronger business men will ckoose good time e
Of course anil will nrncoo.! tA itidVa tho choice effeClt
. . i. . .. . .".," ' . ... . ....... hireer.ff!
campaign or real aarerusmgiTiHinjiwm'oe mm-. - -
effective advertising dnnn thin Vail than ever before
The afraid-merchant will bonder "where the money i
from tn nar hn lillle " TTo will In uomft cases. deduB
ninct nnl ',!, .. ll. , rrI.J.' will h. II IS DKCISIUA
"HAKU TIMES" in nreference to "eood times ,sofara r-i
sonally Is concerned.
PKOSPKHITr IS NOW A rHHSOV
AL QVfSTIOX, YOUK5 IS A PEK
SONAL QUESTION WITH VOL
THIS IS BOTH TltVK AND IM
IORTAXT,
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