DAILY UAJ'.f AL JOURNAL, 3ALHM, ORfiGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 19M.
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'Alex Hotmes, b. h Dlablo-K. D.; 0.
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CoraJ Jas. B. Smith, San Francis
co, Cal.
Lucretla, br. m., Nazote-Lucynaer;
Jos. Thompson, San Frlinclso,
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West, Salem, Oregon.
Cora, b. f Coronado-Nolllo; Wallace
ftSebaatian, R. F. D., San Diego.
Cal.
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ii Portlaqd Railway Light and Power
Co. I
tlaued from Page 2.)
(Coni
Cal
Hazel Gold, b. f., Gold Klnglra; Ed.'Berta Mac, br. m., McKlnney-Albor-
...... norformnnce. and
,i.is pacer B i .
icr In fine manner when
uoocn, iiozoman, Moniana. . ta; W. ParsonB, Salinas, Cal.
Pnco No. lOjyPaclpgajlO Clasi- Prince Louise,-b. m., Del Coronade-,
fym; $&00. . Louise; Mrs. L. J. If. Hastings
BuBhnell King; bf,.,h., Noval King;. Los; Angeles, Cal. ' ,,V
Not given; I. D. Chnppoll.Hllis- Judge Dillon, ch. h., Sidney Dlllon
boro, Oregon. Eveline; Mrs. L. J. H Hastinge,
Iowa Boy, ch. g.. Green Bush King- Los Angeles, Cal.
State Fait; Car Service
5 sari j7 ? Mtv.tr .4' jmmiu
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i Mum .., wlriv
rv . MMffor luu !-
'eu .: ' . ,1
'' " o.rriman addressed the
jrfr 0i chosen words
KK the Oregon State Fair. The
UnraiB - th0 cour80 Com-
W-"!. ,.non the thorough
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Not given; I. D. Chappell, Hills- Emiljr W., b. m James Madlsou-
tinrn fir I PamatU rn n. in a tir-.j t
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ijatttta & . congratulated , ,- n-
m"" . . . ifcalr antondld WOrK mU TJI., nl.l.1 T ..I.. i. t, J t ..
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": .Hona for the hun- n t tT- ' .riJii .tIIL.J'm.
Fl'-- .. rima . ." "" - . . . . ?
Uef
fi.inin gin BOiunur in t. it ... n.iij ... .. ' wr ,. .. ... .
JrisKS, voi"'"" - irtii, u. b., AituiiuTuiiuuium; .joun- iy, u. vaace, Aiaryaviiio, uai,
.. naratlons for the hun- Geo "T. Haae. ? ritlk..rwK-viit, ni' : n,k. J
w"i.r.,:L, Mr.Harrlman , " u. V " -,.-,. r ., ?f. ' TCr" Y' .' .?:' ""r " T." '
di f .IllTSCi"""" ; . ,,.L. ,asi'Miu, u. tu., 4iuiuvn.-L.uujr iWX oom jj.; u. WUllCIieau, BHlinaB,
Wi la P flr bU9,nes8 n.f Hpmor nutborford, San BernardP Cal. '
"" r .. ,,lJ fair.' . -Tr--- .. .n
Easter Bells, b. m., Dlablo-KUsa 8kjj
L ! mr. ad hnB attcnded falr9 1 no, Cal.
Rl: fiolorado and BeveralfAlt b
itftw In the middle west, aad Bon 0regon,
.. . - .iha fair ran nam- . , i . i. M.&.. ..t
W ... o...Mn. nrOflATlt .ftttraC- . rll.. ir..L.. ttf .,.
B. .t t. has had the pleasure to Portland. Or.
JL, He recclred loud applause Bstabolle, b. m., Norwood-Sllaa
TT ...Minnrarv remarks and tuvt.,
Akf ill tvUKlkU ii(iguh(
ocude a host of friends In the. Nco .Bghop b m Argot Wnkei.
Wf J. P. M9;,,f" lv .--' i iraHiwt lwypmMiKV:,
. ..--. Wa.lit, aii .i'Jl.'.. -'j.
from 3iwkiiee WmWv. , aTposaStch'u jAteonaca-Reaillkos;
(Md yeJterf;aev aj. b.WtelfarpiSrV:jVCil00wJJ8mo;
-ftirf oS3S'Jscf "s?i . ? jVedObadsiirBii.Paaaiifedna.bal.
li -, Am mm J va tet.4n-t nta
-h ( laiixMrJinced -maMMUs
" H"1 tTK . ir'
orldJaM his servwat.BBTe
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lv. . ...,'i.i,in to the .raw.-. i
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greatRlP to the
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flmrsdny, September lit.
tot X. 0. Mountain anAiVulloy
TUtc, 3-Vr-old Pace, fiKwiht,
riM. blk. m , PrUicemdntjl
Vibb; M. F. Gose and.t'W;-, Lt
Wlltfflorc, Pomeror,, Wash.-t
ertK Z.i b. f., LynyvpodWEvant
fr, J. W. Zlbbell !&v8o,nn,Fr&9no
fil.
H palc&ttne, b. m., PaleDltno-Na
mt, J. W. HolllnBhead, Ladner,
B.C
lortrlz, b. h., Azmoor-Trlx; Jao.
Jctberland, Plensanton, Cal.
atai A., b. m King Alexls-Calllo;
ti. B, Arraltago, North Yakima,
Kuh.
rj Sa1. b. f., Red Seal-Monji
Wilkes; E. C, Koyt, Perrydale, Or-
t01
iBly.b. h., On Stanloy-Nclllo BIy;
C 0. Thomquest, San Bernardino,
W.
rO' Light, b. c, Searchllght-Car-
.rB.; B. S. Train, Sallnns, Cal.
Loiilddtltblk. in.. DaMNflte-Antolonc:
Thftiionts, WMiilWalla, Wash.
Lou liV-. ch. mj',vlAckBmlth-Ro
nnonso; H. G.. CbsJt.McMlnnvll'c,
Or.
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Zo'nnorto ( formerly Lor4 Lhter), b.
li Zombro-Del Nrirtr Ione Mau
7ey, Fair Grounds.Ottf
pinbull, ch.,g(V.DIhhluDllloBul!; W.
I. GrlRwoHl.iawirtaSfjcaj ,
IWro No. 114-TAwteV nm!' Clarke
' rhiiw.-'fiifTJwtwooj,
Fddlo C. ,trbV8. ,PrlnceDirect-
uertio; ku. uuaineo, aeauio,
Wnsh.
NorI, b. a.. Athablo-Cora Wlckor-
Bham; Warlow & Wnlton, Frosno
Cal. '
Elmn O., blk. m., Red Byron; I. D.
Phnpnoll, Hlllsboro, Oregon.
Crvlln Jones, blk. g Capt. JoncB-
Besslo; E. T. Hay, Spokane, Wanlu
Tonopah, b, th,,llH;lIsa S,.W.
L. VanceVMryivllle, dal.
ThMrstlay EttbIrk Prvgraai.
McElroy's Military Band, W. E.
McElroy, director.
1. March, Tanhauser, Wagnor.
2. Scloctton, The Bohemian Girl,
Balfo. t i-ltr ,1
3. HumoreBquc, "Art Threes Swis
ses," polka, BwjohWfe.t , ;
4. Vocal boIo, "A M.lffclitWvfttM'.'
Harris, Mrs. HilUe WVrlstf
Hinges. "-1 .-
B. Cornet solo, selected, BtyR'Drls
col. Tntrc-nilssloa.
G. Medley, ovorture, "Popular
( Songs," Macklo.
7. Miw (Moore In BelectlonB.f
8. PbllMh.il Dances, Scharwwuka.'.
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9. PpiwkdiJ Quartet. . ''" .
10. MKr.ClibyeHne" "'V:'
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CALirORWIAASroSTJi:.
OBSEnTEtmD, RESEfttn5
Redding, Cnl., Sept. 17. Accord
ing to an order rocolvcd hero today
from President Roosovolt, 70,000
acroa of' lund on tho California-Oregon
lino In sot nBldo as n bird pro
sorvo. All of tho Islands In lowor
Klamath Lnko and tho swamp land
In tho lake district that are unsuit
able for agricultural purposes aro
Sntln Royal, c. h Bonnor N. B.-Mln-
nlo M.; N. K. W03t, LaGrando, Or. ; Included In tho rosorvo.
Th Commonwealth, b. g Shadelnnd , While tho ordor laauod by tho
Onward-Action; N. K. West. Ln-. President prohibits tho taking or
Grnnde, Or. destruction of nny blrdB, eggs or
Lmlv W.. b. m.. King Alexis; L. C. nest, for any purposo whatever, It
Shell, Wnlla Wnlla, WaBh. will not conflict with tho reclamation
Lady Inez, !. m., Nutwood Wllkos- of nny pnrt of tho district.
The Portland Railway Light aid f wer Ctopaiy
will, furnish. SHiiute- car- service- fro. II .,(.
lWUte lklftt ii.winliiiii atiS-Bim
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svic. TbiasticWWiltriMe State aid Ctf'
AtfLk "f Jvto- y
mtttM. llmiw thrfSUtgfWNids, retunri
iFrj;tf .4 itlS0 :w .til? m gcftiuu mh
iwSiitimti CmmilW ati ll& Regulart'ctt
will leave State and Commercial Street at U:H
mm. outward bound on rerular'runs.
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Oregon Sienna Mineral Paint Co.
W. Y. RICHARDSON, Manager
We are manufacturing forty-two Standard Tints and Col
ors of Oregon Mineral Paint Ground in Oil and Guaran
teed Strictly Pure, Durable and Satisfactory in every par
ticular
Sa'.em, Oregon, Juno 1 1908,
Oregon Sienna Mineral Paint Co., Mr. D. H. Weynnt, President, Salem.
Oregon; '
Dear Sir:
It Is the pleasure of tho State Board of Agriculture officials to In
form your company that after a thorough test of tho paints furnished
the board for .tho buildings on tho State Fair Grounds that TIIEV
HAVE PROVEN,' HIGHLY SATISFACTORY, and that wo can recom
mend them to all parties requiring an A No. 1 article of Oregon produc
tion, which this, board fosters. Reaped fully yours,
F. A. WELCH, Secretary.
W. F. MATLOCK, President,
M. D. WISDOM, Vlce-Proildent.
1908
McMlnnvlllo, Oregon, April
Oregon Sienna Mineral Paint Co,, Sulem, Oregen:
Gentlemen:
in reply, to yours of recent date, will say that the Sienna paint
that the state bought from you In tho year 1908 (18 barrels) and about
tho Bamo amount In 1907, to palut the Oregon State Insane Asylum
buildings,, baa .given entire satisfaction. Before we put this palut ou,
our brick walUsweat so badly we thought we .would try ceweat on them
to keep the moUture out, but on.r architect irow Portland thought best
to try some of your Sienna Mineral Paint. Since we put your paint on
it ihtit out all of. the moisture and we have perfectly dry walls now
It U my opinio that there Is aothlns better than your paint for brick
wl'3, and I t'ake pleasure In recommending It to the publc.
Yours yery truly,.
- .., J,,F. CALBREATH.
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M PAINTS
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are used by the State on Pobttc InstKuUows on their Merit
. . ! . .-. tl.a( nn k annum.
VL. ' ana nave siooa me severest. i " " " T? 1
h ffff Phone, of -cal atf ACTORY ON TRADE STREET between Church and
lhNtot
s taken from the Mines in Lane county, and
manufactured at Salem, Ore..
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SALEM, WOODBURN, SILVERTON, MOUNT ANGEL
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NOTHING
TO SMALL
TO SAVE
Washington, Sopt. 10. Flvo hun
dred manufacturers of explosives,
pulp wood and similar produot),
liavo boon naked by tho National
Conservation commission for Infor
mation us to all possible udcs of
eawdiiBt. From this It will bo soon
tho commission Is going Into fine
dotalls In Its Inventory of tho natu
ral resources of tho country. Soven
thousand lumbermen havo boon
asked for their opinion as to tho
waste of lumber In saw mills, and
moro thun two thousand lumber
dealers and cooporago, voncor, fur
niture, box, vehlclo and Implemont
manufacturera have beon asked to
point out atrlklng features of waate
In their respective lines, Yot all
this Is only one part of the general
scheme of hunting down wasto
which the commission Is following
In making Its Inventory. It Is going
after the little wastes hero and thore,
which Added together, and put Into
dollars and cents, make an astonish
ing total.
For Instance, take the making of
yoneor. At first blush It may not
seem worthy of consideration with
the manufacture of other products
mentioned. Yet, the scarcity o the
piore attractive finishing woods in
he last few years has led to tho an
hual production of over 1,100,000,
000 square feet of Veneer, TblJ, of
course, haa beon made possible only
py the Introduction of new veneer
making machinery.
The use of veneer Is genorally ra
garded as exemplifying the scarcity
of the finer woods and typifying tlu
complete utilization of varlour kind
of woods, yot, from oae of the sched
ules of the National Conservation
Commission it Ms evident that the
commission expects to discover great
waste even ln veneer manufacture
Though the word veneer carrier
many meanings, from a glaze applied
to PQttery to the "polish" of a man
of the w?rid, it Is wot corhsobIt
employed as the santo for the tkln
slice or wood bow extMMtvely used
In the manufacture of alt torts of
article of , h plate.
baskets, and tho oxtorlor finish of
furniture and wood work. The
mnuufneturo of vouco rln tho last
few yenrn has advauccd by Icapa and
bounds.
Tho host voonor Is sawod, but a
grant deal Is sliced and ntlll moro la
"rotary out." By tho last named
procuss logs of tho doslrod wood aro
staamod until thoy are aoft and thoi
fixed In it InthU'llko uinchtuo, In
which they nro turned ngnliut n
wood knlfo.An tho log rotates ngalnst
tho knife, veneer of tho doslrod
thickness Is pooled off In n contin
uous slice, as if you should pnro tin
apple, going deopor nnd deopcr at
each comploto turn, until nothing U
loft but tho oro. Tho center of tho
log after tho vonoor la cut la nluo
callod a "core."
Tho woods principally usod for
making- voncor are red gum, maplo
and yellow poplar, which togothof
yield moro than half or tho total
product. Red gum is lat-goly used
for bnskets and' maple fof rurnl
turo More valuable than these, how
over, aro whlto oak and walnut
veneer. Beech, which can bo cut
very thin la used largely for wood
en plates. Anu,mbor of other klndi
of woods aro Mise'd,'
A -good-, deal of wasto occurs rln
tho manufacture of veneer. It is al
ways a problem, for Instance, what'
use to make of the cores left by tho
rotary process. In many cases these
are usod for pulp wood, pillars, or
panel headings, and they aro largoly
used, also fq- fuel, uxcfiUqr qrtes.
po,xa tmi bfskjU.
In the schedule of Inquiries which
the National Conservation commU
slon, through the Forest Service, U
sending out, several questions are
aimed to secure Information as to
the amount of waste In veaoor raanr
ufacturo and tho possibilities of
finding ways to utlllie it.
SEEKING ROUTES KY)It
OREGON RAILROADS
A Ihtrftt CUH4.
dreads the ine. The dread Is whole
some, but not the burn! that can be
healed and Instantly relieved by ap
plying Ballard's Llhlaaent,
prepared for accldenta fcy keeping a
bottle always in the houe. Best for
spraias, brujses. cuts, scalds, rbeu
aaatlsM. awwIgM. KUlonsr-any
aad all achea aad fip. Price zfe,
5e aid $l.e. K h all delen.
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S- Jdjja ftgjfW
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Upon tho result of nn Investlgat
ing tour to bo innilo by leading Ilu--rlmnn
ni!lp,i!n Into Contral and Enst
trn Orogon within tho noxt 10 daya
will dopoud tho routo of tho pro
pusod luvuulon of that YiiBt territory
by the "Wall Streot Wlard." In tho
party of officials which nro to ninko
the trip nro Gouoral Mauanor J. P.
O'Brlon, Chlof Engineer Ooorgo W
Roschko nnd General Buperintendotit
M. J. Buckley, of tho Harrltnan HiiOi
whd aro volllntr tho real purpose of
tliolr prosont trip by n run over the
HlgU-JoHOtih uxtonslon, which hfjs
Just boon completed.
Genoral Manager O'Brlon attl
Chlof Engineer Roschko loft for La
Grande In Mr. OTlrlttM's private c-jr
last night and plckod up Goners!
Superintendent Buckley, who Ult
booh In Eastern Orogon for soveral
dityh. After tho trip over tho Elgin
llud to Wallowa, its prewest term
inus, tho party will return to ft'iti
nnd; will start on one of the loajtsit
automobO-e trlpx ovor nia'e latS'the
wlld'of Eastern and Contral Oren
from Shanlko. It will be several
hundred mlloa In longth and will
cover a goodly portion of the grent
Oregon ornplro now untapped by
railroads. Telegram.
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REUNION OF ITALIAJfH '
IN flOMR
ffrltM i'rm tAK4 Wli
S4a 'Franbiico, Sept. 17.-Fer the
purport of lesralag Italian afUHhed'
of grape cultere and telling CaMforv
niagrowers bow ta it la done in Italy;
Andrea- Bbarboro, president of tha
Itall'n-Aierlcan Bank, and head of
tho Grape Growers' Association nf
California, is preparing today to leave
for Rome, Italy, to attend the hYji
colonial-congres that is to begin Oc
tober 18.
The fibject of the congress la to re
unite the Italian people who have
ick'thoIr kames in different parte
0t tkd weJd;'.Each of the returning'
ItaUns will report the prpreaa ot
hie race' in tha country where ho has
proprtd,
o
Kodpl will, in a ver ahort time,
enable the stomach to do the work
It should do, and the work It should
do l te iN!t nit the food yoii eat.
It the teiack sweet hud It
is pteftMHt to take. It Is told he
by all druggltts.
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