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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAWTATV JOPRAI. SALEM, OltlGOX. TmJBSPAY, BEPTEMBEK 17. if08. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL 1. HOFBR, Mi. m4 Prep, ii lBtenlMstjwiif)pT Deroted to American Principle sad the I'regreM Md DeTdepeaeat &f All Oregon. RAILROAD TIME TABLES COllVALLIS & EASTERN It. R. TME TABLE. ALBANY AND YAQUINA TRAINS. ruMltfeed xwjf RrMfeg Kxpi H&Hdiri tl. Ore. mwM WMi ii i in mill I ' " m '8U9CRllPTION rAtss., (IamlftMy In A4re,) f4,0d Ter s6nth,..,.....50o ,...... M..M 1.WJ I CI B1WIIH1 ..V ...Wo 'ly, by wml, pf year...... Dftllr. by wall, per rr, Weklf, by mall, per Ter.............1.00 Six months -, . , . r HPMCf AT, DELIVERY " FofteoBTealece of subscribers branch delivery offices are'establlsh rt at tlto folIowlBg place at 85 contB por MOHth.Jl.00 for three menths: Asylum Store, V, Q. Do Voe & Son, Asylum Avcwuo Junction. GaJlu, Bev$Htentfa street, A. W. Ino, Gatdon Ttond Store. Dstto'ii Store, Alex. Daue, SouthCommcrcial street. Electric Storo, C. M. Epploy, EftBt Stato street. Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road. 1 Howell's Cornor, Twolfth and Cross Htreots. O. K. Orocery, A. A. Englobart, Twelfth street. 1 Wheeler's Storo, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue ! Yow Park Store, F. G. Bowersdx, Twelfth and Leslie. Lane Grocery, Sdveutoonth stret - ' ' .1. h. Mooro & Son, cornor Capitol and Union st'eots. West Salem Storo, West Snlom. Zlnn's Confectionery, 478 Stato stroet. Dr Slono's, 241 North Commercial -street. Huffman's Storo, North Sixth stroet. rifinnnn nntorv rn-npr Twolfth nnd Chnmekefn ' Berkshire, first: Hudson, second; gtfuaayrfclrd. Slx-raonths-old boar Kdeer, first; Washington, socond, Hudson, Hiiro". Boar under six mdhthB Hudson, flra' Washington, second; Kosor tfrd. . Two-year-old sow Washington, first; Kocr, second; Hudson, third. One-year-old sow Washington, first and Bf'coHdf Schaap, third. . Slx-m6hths-oid bow Hudson, first Washington, second; Koser. third. Sow under six months Washing ton, first; Hudson, second; Koser, third. THE RAGES Fair were STATIONS No. 2 Dally Ex. Sun. a. m. lv 7:35 Albany 8:35, Corvallis No. 1 Daily I Ex,, Sun? ar. p. m.f. ,7:ib ft': 3 6 THE FAIR (Continued From Page 1.) ' ! " I' I I. I .1. The County, Exlilbilfl; . TJie Judges Wednesday mado tho following awards: Marion ,100 Benton ,, ,, . 100 Lw?et ....''., I . .'....; 94 Vnmhlii' ) '00 Multnomah . . . . . ; -.,. . 85 Polk '. 81 Columbia . , 75 Clatsop 7.1 It was glvou to Ilonton county. Cow Etptcrcil for Milk Tct, J. W, Cllso, Redmond, Wash., two Jerseys. F, A, Frakcs, Scnppooso, Orogon, two Uolstolns, J. hr Smith, Spokauo, Wash., one Holsteln. Clias. Clovolnnd, Jr., Gronham, Or ogpn, ono .Torsoy (wjnnor of grand championship cow, Oregon stato fair, 1908). A. F, Demes, McCoy, Oregon obo P. A. ErakcB, third. Twoycar-old bull Huzclwood farm, first. Junior yearling bujl Hnzclwood farnS, first; Theodore Kruso, second. Sonlor bull calf Ilazolwood farm, first and third; P. A. Frnkcs,. sec ond. .Tiunlor hull calf Ilazolwood farm, first; P. A. Frako3, second; Theodore Kruso, third. Throo-year-old cow Ilazolwood, first and second; P. A. Frnkcs, third Two-year-old holfcr Hnzclwood first; Theodora Kruso, second; P. A Frnkcs, third. Sonlor yonrllng holfor Hnzolwood first; Thoodoro Kruso, second; P. A. Frnkcs, third. Junior yonrllng holfcr Hnzolwool first; P. A. Frakcs, Bccond; Theodore Kruno, third. Senior calf holfor Ilazolwood, first and third; Frnkcs, second. Junior cnlf heifer Hnzolwood, flrnt; P. A. Frnkcs, second; Theodora Kruno, third. Horofords -Exhibiters: L. B Gcor Jersey. ft Bon, Corvnllls; Pnul Clnystone, The result of tho tests will by , Choyston, Iowa; Wlllnmotto Vnlloy bullotncd' as noon, ns completed and Stock & Innd Company, Alrllo the progress of tho competition and Two-year-old bull Pnul Clay- thd standing of each cow can bo Meno, firnt; Gcor & Son, second. watched, . Sonlor yearling bull ClayBtono, Old Llfn MomlorM.lClPct. 'first. J, 0. Wright, president; J. Q. WIN, or yonrllng 'bull Wlllnmotto Hon. vico-proHldont; W. II. Savago, VnJoy 8tock fnrm nr8t. Gcor & Soti, secretary"; ;A, A, Bnuli, treasurer. fl0COn,i There . are -till 61 life members of ' calf-Claystono, first, ho old organza Ion living nnd toy cif-Clay8tonc. first have freo ndmlHslon to tho stato fair. . ,, nnr . ann .... null nivil" ,vi. .. .., given thorn hy vlrtuo of tho tonus of tho sale of tho groundn to tho pros ont board, tho Injunction procoodlng not affecting their Btitndlng. 1Mlr- Dojwrtnu'nt, Axel Ravon, 8nlom, 1st on rronm ory buttor. Mrs. John Glrnrdln, Turner, 1st on dairy buttor, F. P. BchlrlnKol, TIHiimonk. let on Amorlran cheoo. Mrs. C. N. Mcl.lhnnoy, Bllvcrton, 1st on display of chvno, other than American. Tlirco-yenr-old cow Clny'on5 first nnd Hocond; Wlllnmotto Vnlloy Stock farm, third. Two-yonr-old holfor Claystono, first nnd socond; Geer & Son, third. Sonlor yearling holfcr Claystono, first nnd second. Junior yonrllng holfor Wlllnm otto Valley Stook form, first nnd soc ond; Geer & Son. third. Senior holfor Claystono, first. Junior holfor Clnystone, first. Champions SMtlor bull, Junior Coos Bay Condensing Compnny, by .bull, sonlor cow nnd Junior holfor, all Mn. 8. A. Yoakum, Mnrshllold, 1st .ownod by Patil Gladstone, also grand on exhibit of cotidonscd milk. ohnmplon bull nnd grand champion Losllo Salt Refining Co., of 8nn fomnlo. Mntoo, by OhnrlPH R. Thornburn. 10K 'Shorthorns Hxhlbltera: A. Ohnl Front street, Portlnnd, 1st on exhibit mors, Farotu Greve: ,1 11. Glide: 8nr of butter fall', 1st on solt Hoks fr ntmtimn: W. O. Minor, Heppner; stock. I Hrrntk Brown. Carlten: Geer & Son, Cnttlo, ICorviiUUi Sohmldt Bros., Orogon llolstoln- Exhibiters: Theodore .Oltyi 8. II. Hartley. Oakland. Or.: Knuo, Portland; P. A. Frakos, Soap-1 Oakland l.tvotook Co.. Oakland. Or. " pooso; Jlohn U Smllh. Hnzolwood Throo-yonr-olrt bull Minor. tlrt: JXt It ww, an farm. Bpojcnno; H. M. Fleming, 8a- Glide, ttoeonrt: Chnlmftm. third. jQ (hp Qnw m h(j Local Express Ivocal Expreao Local ExproiB The races at tho Stato croundg yesterday afternoon attended by tho largest crowd so far this week. Tho big nmplthonter seal ing C000 people, was crowded to overflowing with mnny of the apec- tntdT3 stnndlng In tho paddock In Lfront, nri'd.i on tho east Bide of the 'rack for two blocks up and down tho fence, Rnco number ono was tho Oregon Purco of 1400 In tho two-year-old trot class, and flvo out of tho 13 en tries ntnrtod at tho -wire. Tho race wns carried nway by Geo. Gill's hofBc Zoutdell In two straight heats out of threo,tho time mado In tho first hoji' being 2:42 V4 ; second heat, 2;41$ Komdell got first money, Florodor Z., second money nnd an equal d v-lon wnH for Dr. .Tone? nnd Jem' nn Jlng, who both won third and fourth heats. Tho Inland Empire Puree 6t $50" ' ' nnd Detroit In tho threo-year-old clnss was rep resented with four horses out of th nlno entries, Dr. Ulmnn, Bonkln, Kn tallnn and Princess Direct. Th's rnco wbb alo won In two atrnlgh heats, tho boy filly, Kntallnn, be longing to J. W. Zlbboll & Son, go tlng first money, Dr. Ulmnn Bccond. Princess Direct third nnd Bonklu fourth money. Tho tlmo mndo In thoso two heats wns 2:204 anl 2:21. Nlno out of 11 of tho spccdloit pneora In tho 2:08 class over draw ing n sulky on Lone Onk track wore lot looso by Judgo Col. Harrlman In tho 2108 pnclng rnco for tho Greater Salem Purso of $5000. Chnrloy D driven by his owner, won tho monov In throo straight heats out of flvo, and although tho track record was expected to bo buste'd to smithereens In thh ovont, no bettor thnn 2:08 pmilit bo rofflstored acalnst tho fast est horso of tho rnce. Tho first hoatf was run In 2:08, second heat In 2:08W. and tho third go In 2:0J flat, In tho first hent Miss Idaho was given tho polo on tho Judgei draw, but Chnrloy D., pnsed her boforo tho first quarter was finished nnd hold tho lend Mnder tho wlro by n half longth. nnd Tidal Wavo clun'f to tho winner for socond plnco with Mnglndl In third position after a strong rnco with Miss Idaho In tho stretch. Charley D., waB tho pol horso In tho second heat and ho hold tho lend throughout tho mllo. Tldnl Wavo got second plnco In the Mnrt but at tho first of tho last half broko falling back to fourth placo with Mnglndl nnd John R, Conwny finish ing aocond nnd third Tho third nnd last boat was started with Chnrloy D., and Dolllnh who fought for thp first plnco during tho full first lial'f whon Chnrloy D. pullod ahead nnd kopt tho position under the gonl hy it lonngth. Tidal Wavo nnd DoUlah rncod tho stretch for second placa and for n fow moment! It appeared a tltoAigh tho Delilah would tep un der tho wlro a winner for that posi tion, but tho Wavo suprtod to tlie apr of the winning ostnbllshed fact 8:53 Philomath 6:02 9:22. ...... Wrons '532 9:50 Blbdgett 5:07 10:10 Summit '4"J50 10!32 k Nashville 4:22 11!39 Chitwood . .... 3:23., 12:03 Elk City 3:02 12:39 Toledo 2:31 1:15 ar... Yaqulna ..lv. . 2i00 Albany-CoroQlls-Flillontoth. No. 10 (daily) Leaves Albany 7:50 p: m. Leaves Corvallls 8:30 p. m. No. 8 (dally) ,. Leaves Albany 12:35 p. m Leaves Corvallls 1:35 pt m. Arrives Philomath 1:53 p. m No. C (daily) Leaves Albany 8:30 n. m Leavo3 Corvallls 10:10 n. m. Arrives Philomath. . : . .10:30 o. m. No. 2 (dally except Sun.) Leaves Albany 7:35 a. ra. Leaves Corvallls 8:35 a. m. Arrives Philomath 8:53 a. m. No. 1 (dally oxcept Sun.) Leaves Philomath : G:02 c. m Arrives Corvnlllc C:35 n. m Arrives Albany 7:16 a. m No. 5 (dally) Leavos Corvcllls G:30 a. m Arrives Albany ..7:10 n. m. vo. 7 (dnlly) f -vet Philomath 10:45 c. m. .. Iv8 Corvnllh 11:15 a. m. rlves Albany 11:58 n. m. "'i. 9 . s-' Phllomntb 2:00 p. m. n v-3 Corvnllls 0:00 p. m. .:-lv h Albnny C:40 p. m. No change In iorvlce tctwecn Ai- ntc'-oii Electric Tlnu; Tnble. Tin- of nrrivn. and tlepartoro of ax a Salem Is ns followa, Portland and .r.'ormedlnte peints: Arrive Leave 8-40 n. in. 0:00 u. in. 10:60 n. m. 9:05 a. m. 1:25 p. m. 11:06 n. m. 4:20 p. m. 5:45 p. m. 8:20 p. m. 1:45 p. m 3:28 p. m 6:00 p. m. Tlmo Qml No. 04, Southern Pacific Co., Effect ivo Sunday, Aug. 10, JOOH. Townnl Portland, Passenger. No. 10. 5:13 a. m. Oregon Ex- pro's. No. 18 ?:40 n. m. Cottage Grove passenger. No. 12, 2:45 p. in. Roseburg pne Bongcr. No. 14 9:13 p. m Portland ex press, Townrtl Portlnnd, Freight. No. 222. 5:0 p. m. -Portland fast frolght. No. 220. 10:40-11:2S a. in. way freight. Toward San Frnnclico, PiUMengw. No. 11. 11:03 n. in. HosobMrg pnscongcr. No. 17. 0:45 p. m. Cottage Grove pnssongcr. No. 15 9:5C p'. m. California ox- prois. No, 133:31 a. m. San Francis- co oxpre s. Toward San Francisco, Freight. No. 221. 2:43 n. m. Portlnnd fdd freight. No. 225. 11:28 a. m. way frolght. O C T. Co. Steamers Pomonn and Oregona lunvo for Portland dnlly except Sun day at C a. m. M. P. BALDWIN. AufiH. IMioiu 44 Ma'n 14: N High S' C. W. YANNKE Proprietor of THE FASHION STABLES Calt h I'd Llvory. all Hlg Modern It libber Tit loin Throo-yonr-old bull Kru'. Owt; P, A tnsldo. that tho Pwo-yoar-olrt hull Brown, first; ,, ri.i.. n wnni.i i.n.ni.ni ntr - Thoodoro M,..or B1H,ond: Geer & Son. third. .,. ...., n.nc i'u t,.i Mm i,. .-...i ......... I. ' .. . .. mill ill" .-" i..-".i'i ' im-hkot, Buvumi Sonlor yearling bun imu, nri tTWi"): -if ic rEr.'LE 3SJLLS. ,'V' K hf ttiu" Vwncm, T II H olorj; qf tody who wtvos U Iho proprietor of tomorrow A law yenra of small paving will glvo you good bauk ac count and a habit of thrift and economy. Thoao, taken togothor moan n business o your own. U pays to bo prepared when your opportunity ooju.ok along. )t gin now and ilepo.lt' your 'iavlngs with us. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT CAPITAI NATIONAL nud supnnrt: Minor, third. Junior yonrllng bull Minor, first: Brown, secend: Sohmldt Bros., third. ting ring boon In vogue, somoono ! would hnvo loft tho fairgrounds broke CoiisldorabJu oonimeut i9 , iiPdo by tho fans on this race. n NtXR !luX TO rU. '! I'-J' "'. ). , ! I iO .r ka 1 lkmalnl. ijb. Krn'i.n. tUKFvttm lf;mln(lil ml .l,UilMM)ll.rlll.lM 3 UNITCD UtDICLC0.,OT. lCAtt. (u. bcld In Sacrn bv Dr. S. C 5- Sonlor Bull cnlf Glide, first nnd ( hey expocted results far more taste' WNK tfepeiul: Brown, third Junior bull calf Glide, first: Mi nor, second; Schmidt Bros., third. Throo-yonr-olrt cow Minor, first and socend: Chalmers, third. Two-yenrolrt cow Glide, first Minor, second nnd third. SfUlor yearling heifer Glide, first nnd vt'ceud: Brown, third. Junior yearling holferMlnor, first: Chalmers, second. I Senior holfor calf Brown, first; Glide, second and third. Junior holfor calf. Glide, flrt and secend: Minor, Jljlrd, SwIiip, UerUshlros Hxhlbtfers: F. A. Kv wsr. Hlckreall; Washington Stato Urkihlro AmooUUojum, Pullman, Wh,: A. I). Hudson, Taugent; H. A. Clrk, galem; Johu Sohnap. Ger v,li L. K. Qq8we)l. Chvhnllt; T Crawfqrd,, 8edi. Two-ypur'OU boat Washington . Hcrkshlro.. flrt, cirk, second; Ko ier. hlnl. I 0-yer-o4d hoar WastilRgton thnn thoso mado by Chnrley D mid Ills running mntos. Driver Thomp son of tho winning thoroughbred was wsll nwaro of the fact that ho would bo forced to send hit animal the lim it against tho field behind htm. and for this reason tho tlmo on the pro gram remained untouched. The State Fair Handicap running ono mllo race was won by Mehir; Redwood second. Arcourt third Hnd Imlntl fourth. The time made In this ovent was 1:4 141. The exhibition which attracted more attention notwltstandtng th othor speedy races, was tho H'tl guldelosi pacer. Colloge Maid Th wonderful mare did not come up to her mark of Monday, but she went the mllo In SilOH and the flrt half In 1:034. Had she retained her pace from tho flrt half through tho remainder .of tho mile she would have stood a good chance of beatlug. her Monday record Tho large ( crowd thoroughly appreciated the (Continued on Page 3 ) CHIGMESTER'S PIUS W- TUB UIMIOSH IIUVMl. y J C J7 I El F I'lU. i li.4 4 U.U u SJ n, rut T i. V, 1L ,. ali4 llnv P hp V ItrauUt. Akiit-.lt'W.TEB til.MM ll'll.Ml IMl.t..lo.l yunlwnu Ut, Ut U, KilM .soiDBYcmr.KisnEanttiBi i i it m arX SmmmmmmSA i;w m mmi sswv nim wrm mfrrrm v iTmmmrt'i''i.Xi BSI?BnD 'mrvtuKt.', kJX ;me, Lv .! ' - ..SA I it TS' T7- V-' W Ar CjJkLK9 ' Mn v c ens lav c 'sr r t p. IES l M TH K VUST O t the y.noyucTioK oi KIUi: O.SArP. WORK hit m $H JJTI5 M t tlUUH 8C3HJ milifitniyiiyi Oregdu tlectric Schedule "SfateFair Special Trains via OREGON ELECTRIC RY. Special trains will leave Salem during fair week as followif 1i 6:05, 9:05, 10:15, 11:05 a. m. 1 . . . r i t . 1:45, 3:28, 5:30, 6:00, 7:00, 8:30 p. in. fj . . All trains will stop at State stroot; Hood street and. Highland are ue In addition to Mill street station, to take on or let off paweig, For Frirthor information apply to B. I ALBIN, Agent Phone 352 OH G. F. KEVINS, G. P. A., Portland in V. ..- TWO CARLOADS PIANOS ' tlhst received by Geo. C. Will were bought by him while ho wns 13aU vlBltlng tho factories. Personal Inspection and clojo buy ing In largo quantities ennblo3 him to placo musical Instruments at prlcos beyond the reach of competitors. Cu'l nt tho Will's Music House 2 121 CommereiaPSlreet. lvmiiBrj Grand Opera House J. F. COltDBAY, Manager. ALL THIS WEEK GEORGIA HAltPEH AND COMPANV In n repertoire of good plnys. Prlce6 50c, 35c and 2Gc. ScatB now soiling TONIGHT 'SHE COniDNT MAltltY TWO.' A Delightful fnrco comedy. fluid Wing Sang li We make up all kinds of WtM nnd whlto undorwenr, waliti and monns and skirts; nil kinds gontlomen's and ladles furnhklj goods; nil kinds of silks and dre goeds: hose, suits, pants, ort blankets, neckwear, matting, ch a wnro. trunks, embroidery and U i etc. 32 S. Commercial St. Saltnt. i Gold Dust Flcm Made by THE RVHNEV' POW Elt .COMPANY, Sidney, Ore gon, Mado for fatully iisp. Afck your grocer for it. Hrnn and shorts nhvnys on luiml. P. B. VALLACE, Agt. I Graber Bros, PLUMBING ! AND ! GAS FITTING .. -....I!,9 Will give r 11"' ' . ll nlorc c li'l'ICe c i: work to give' sat.fo jl " to bo up to toe sa. itt J tJ!5-a ' nrd. J WE WILL lin PI.KASKU 'rn filVE EOTiJi.- m ON CONTltACT5j .. . .., nn Lbrv9 i.. can at our ..-I- v- - - 'I; street, back of r, r "-' ' Storo. Phone ; t-m-tK-f-t THE 11EST ROAST THE FAMILY EVER H.Vli Can be obtained from our pxIniH loqdor aud Juicy oeet, mutton york. All our menu are seUJcted from the tho'ecst. and prepared To.' tho table to suit tho demands o"( the fastidious. Our prices ap lower for quality than you can Jlud ax any placo in Salem. '2 Phono 21. E. C. OROST.S. . 7 Stte j.ti. p Hi ba.-. U..:U mJ B i V'gw a .fc r ..iiti.t.-o ittiwww i ' il Ki- u JT ! ! ''. flMI i ,-itvt lutuv -. Ri. U i-j I. Hlaisut,!. ilt', It.ffc-UiM -JTit?K"ir- in r.-st siwitlanrr in i HHICKOKT On IBH R1t7K i Hcous'1 R0"'' I BiCowghs. C CROUP St. . vr