Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, April 02, 1910, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Texti h SALEM HORSE SHOW, APRIL 8 and 9, FOR FRUIT LAND OR FARM LANDS Buy of the owners and get the right price. We have some of the best tracts in the Willamette Valley : : : STRONG &RIGGS In Connection With Hughes & Parker Next Door to Ely's Theatre A. G. Magers, Prop. standard An entire new line of goods that will comply with the pure food law enacted June 30, 1906, in every respect,, The only wholesale Family Liquor Store in Salem, Free Deilvery. Phone 175. ParadBegins Friday and Stock From Portland to Roseburg . ---The Very Finest in the State Has Been Entered for the Big Show Portland Alone Will Send Two Carolads, and Every Valley Town Will Be Represented. (Continued from Pago 1.) great and serious problem that is confronting us now is as to what disposition wo are going to mako of all'tto horses which will be hero on inhibition and what provisions we are going to make for caring for the Immense crowd in tiro way of food and lodging." "Wont People to Assist, He then proceeded to explain the situation; proceeded to explain how that it would be necessary for stalls to bo provided for tho class of horses which would como here for ex hibition and that it dovolved upon tfio people of Salem to met tho situ ation and not disappoint tho ownors who will bring their stock here for tho show. Tho doors of evory liv ery stablo In tho city, of course, will bo open to tho horse-owners, but this will bo but a drop in the bucket, arid provisions must bo made for tho m'aqy other horsos. Tho manage ment has vlowod the situation in all of Its phasos and it has come to tho conpluslon that there is now only ono way In which It can bo solved, and that is for tho ownors of barns in tho city prlvato stablo where in sparo stalls can bo had to notify either tho president of tho associa tion, Mr. C. L. Dick, or tho secre tary, Mr. R. C. Paulus. Almost as sorlous but not quite Is tho problem of caring for the Immonso crowd which will bo In at tendance, and looking for tho solu tion of this question as In tho former tho managomon't will havo to look to the citizens and business men of tho city. Ever slnco tho Willamette wiuj put out of commission because or It being remodeled by tho Capital Investment company, tho other ho tels, of tho city havo been crowded eaeh night to their full capacity, and will not bo prepared to tako care of a snrplus crowd. With tho view of being able to supply everybody with board and lodging, tho management deelrea all citizens who will be ablo to furnish board and rooms during this occasion to notify It. u la be lieved that with tho hoarty co-operation of the citizens and business men of tho olty in this respect, that the problem can' be solved and the horses and the orowd of peoplo bo arcd and provided for. Start Off Wltji Parade Too show will commence Friday t morning next and will start pff at the 0. D. Bowers, Mgr. Liauor Co. hour of 10 o'clock with a parade for all kinds of stock. Tho horses, after tho parade, will be taken to the ex hibition grounds, whero they will bo passed upon by tho judges and the premiums awarded the winners. Church street, from State to Court, has been donated by the city council to tho association for exhibition grounds. This space will bo roped off and five rows of elevated 3eats will bo constructed on each side of tho street for tho accommodation of tho spectators. All of Friday will be consumed In tho exhibition of tho horses and tho awarding of prem iums. Snturday morning the show will again start off with a parade but instead of a parade of all kinds if stock it will bo a parade of tho promlum stock. This parade will take place at 11 o'clock. After It Is over will como the pub lic auction of tho stock all kinds of stock. This Is a now featuro to tho show and that it will bo well rocolv od nnd thnt it is destined to become a groat success is evidenced from the many letters received from horsemen with relation to It, ex pressing their Interest and commen dation of it in general. Should Enter nt Once. All thoso doslrlng to outer stock for the sale whether the auction or tho private sale-r-must enter at once ns all of tho stock will bo listed on tho program. This program Is now in tho hands of N. B. Elliott, who has tho contract for printing It nnd Is soliciting ndfl for it, and tho Btock in order to bo listed on it must bo entered not later than Wednesday. A small charge will bo made for en tering stock for tho auction sale, but nono will bo charged for tho pri vate sale. Tho city has given to tho associa tion tho control of all concessions during tho event and nnyono Inter ested In this feature should apply to tho coramitteo on. concessions for prices. Tho coramitteo consists of J. L. Stookton, H. G. Moyors and August Huokonsteln. HnllroiuLs Co-operate. Tha railroad corapantos havo been working hand In hnnd with tho as s'ooIntJou for tho success of tho show. A rate of ouo and ono-thlrd will lw given to all passengers for thin oc oflHlou Including the oleotr'o 1'no and only a ono-half rata will ha charged ou show stock, FRIDAY and SATURDAY-GREATEST PARADE IN WILLAMETTE VALLEY SEE RULES AND PREMUM Everything for I the Table The Store That Serves You Best by Phone 10 Pay Highest Market Price For CX fC G&rocery Otto Fuson 44aiaiai'g809acaDgtt6aKqig)T'g(i)6gnni'iionpnit'og I WHEN I You come to Salem to at- 1 I tend the Horse Show make 1 J it a point to come and see I I us; we have many articles 1 I to show you. 1 I Cutlery I 1 II Fire Arms Fishing Tackle Baseball Goods Sporting Goods Bicych Agents According to advices received by the association, show stock will come to tho city from points as far south as Roseburg and as far north us Portland, and from Portland alono two carloads of stock will be con tributed. Everything Re In Readiness, Tho committees in chargo are la boring hard in order to havo every thing in readiness, and that they will succeed, just as they havo suc ceeded so 'far In making tho show ono of tho best and greatest over hold in tho city, goos without say ing. The last mooting of tho gon- eral committee will bo held at the oillce of tho Salem Fruit Union on Monday ovoning. Tho commltteo de slros that oach and ovory member of tho association be In attendance. nnd nlso everybody olso Interested In tho success of tho show. The premium cups havo arrived, and will bo on oxhlbltlon In tho va rious show windows from next Mon day on. Arrangomonts havo boon made by tho association with Professor Mo Elroy for tho band music for the two days of tho show. Charles Yannko will bo tho chiof marshal In chargo, and his nldes will bo: J. H. Fnrrar, E. Walte. A. J. Edwards, Ira Hamilton nnd Clell Hnydeii. . Q ANOTHER FINE RESTAURANT Mr. Virk Bloom hns oponod a rostaurunt at 311 North Commorclni stroet, where the very best meals will bo served, nnd short ordors tilled on short notice. Mr. Hloom lias had much oxporlonce In tho res taurant buslnom, Is a spleud'd cater er, and Intends to make his place ouo that If you patrnlzo It onco. you will go back and "got tho habit." The kltohon will bo a model of qlgaulluttse and patrons will got Just- wfint tUoy order, and cooked In tho very beat manner. Mr. Bloom DAJflA CAPITAL JOtmNAlX SALKJi. OftBOOK; Produce M Umbrellas Repaired r Trojan Powder has a wide acquaintance throughout the valley, and in Marion and Polk counties practically everybody know3 him. He will bo still better known, and yet more popular as tho list of thoso who patronize his place In creases. Some one says the road to a man's heart Is through his stom ach and Mr. Dloom is thoroughly acquainted with tho route. AN ARTISTIC SIGN PAINTER Sign painting 1b truly an art. TKore Is just as much difference be tween a well conceived and artisti cally painted sign, as there is be tween a painting by a mastor, and it cheap chromo. In fnct, a fine pic ture Is seen by fow, while a sign Is for the public: somothing the peoplo you want and who want you nro looking for. Bosldos a woll-palnted artistic sign pleases the 'aye and adds to tho beauty of tho streot. As a public spirited citizen and ns a wldo awnko business man you cannot af ford to havo any othor kind. This is suggested by looking at tho really beautiful work of Henry Lee, who has his work shop at 371 Stato St . and who Is certainly at tho very top of hla profession. His work bears tho stamp of his individuality and Is nil admirable. Ho Is also an artlu tla window decorator, and. In fact docs nil that class of work whero tho artistic touch makes beautiful tho windows nnd show effects, about your business. His prices are tho very lowest. To Establish mi OtUce In Snlem . . Orogon Life doos a larger business in Orogon thnn any othor life insur ance company nnd will ostabllsh an olllco hero as quickly as a Uvo. ouor. getle young man of high charnctor onu bo found, who can proporly rep resent title enterprising Institution In tho Capital City. This is a fine monoy-maklng opportunity for tht proper man. Call at tho home offlc. Corbstt building, Portland. SATURDAY, APRIL 3, 1010. 1 How About Your Spraying Pumps and Hose? See our Aero-motor 'Windmills, Fairbanks Morse Gas Engines. Our prices will suroly please you i SANITARY Ilcst "Workmanship PURVINE Successors to Chase & Skalfe Contcr Front and State St. RADEK Cakes, Cookies, Ginger Snaps, Confectionery, Cream Loaf, Table Queen, Figol, Etc., Etc. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FRESH BREAD EVERY DAY SALEM'S GREAT HORSE SHOW RULES GOVERNING, PREMIUMS SALEM HORSE SHOW AS"SOCIA. TIOX. Officials Chas. L. Dick, presi dent; J. L. Stockton, Vice-president; It. C. Paulus, secretary; W. S. Wal ton, treasurer. Board of Directors Chas. L. Dick, J. L. Stockton, R. C. Paulus, Max O. Buren, J. A. Cooper, W. S. "Walton, and Chas. W. Yannke. District Vice-Presidents. Marion Couny Aurora, S. A. Miller; Mt. Angel, Dr. G. A. Webb; Silverton, .T. L. Eidson; Turner, E. L. Marton. Linn County Albany, D. O. Woodworth; Lebanon, Mr. Seek. Polk County Dallas, E. W. Ful ler; Independence, W. W. Percival; Rickreal, Peter Cook. Benton County Corvallls, Dick Kiger. Yamhill County McMlnnville, J. W. Bewl'ey; Newberg, Claud Fergu son; North Yamhill, J. M. Williams. Anncrun cement. In presenting this the third pre mium list of tho Salem Horse Show association to tho breeders and own ers of high-class horses, we feel con fident that tho breeders will not be disappointed with the efforts made in their behalf. This show Is not in tended by Its promoters as a profit- making concern, but its interest is to promote the "Breeding of better horses and more of them;" to estab lish a market for tho product, and assist the producer in a commercial manner. Our promlum list, while not pay ing largo amounts of cash, is very complete In general classification. providing a class for all breeds and nge3. All of the leading merchants and buslnoss mon have generously con tributed. Wo have dovintod from the former rulo this year and all prizes glvon In tho form of silver cups a'nd cash nro all in tho nam 9 of tho Salom Hor3o Show Associa tion. In adding nnothor day on which to hold a sale, wo fool that wo have inaugurated an excollont fea turo nnd trust that it will meot with tho succosa it deserves. As stated In our advertising mattor, It Is the lutontlon to make thta an annual ad junct to tho Horse Show. We cordially Invito all who are In terested In "good horses" to. attend tho show nnd Bnlo on April 8 and 0. 1910. R. C. PAULUS, Secretary. Noto, Transportation companies will return froo of chargo all exhib its having paid ono full rate to Sa lem. Stato at point of shipment, for Salem Horso Show." Rules GowraJiiR. ' 1. Exhibitors should acquaint thomsolvos with tho rules, and be prompt In the show ring and par ados. 2. Parade of all animals exhibit ing, nt 10 a. m. tint dny. Promlum wlnnors pnrndo at 11 a, m. sooonrt day. 3. Awarding committees will be gin judging at 1 p. m. tirat .da' nnd 9 a. m. second day. Announcement will b made promptly. 4. Championship winners will be barred, from showing (n ImUvlduaj PLUMBING Guaranteed & LESLIE, Phone iiOO. classes, except as one of a pair or in threo and four horso teams. 5. Parades, judging and all exhib iting to be done on business streets. Church street, between Court and State, will be used as a judging are na. 6. Prizes awarded in the arena will be indicated by the following colors: Blue, first prize; red, second prize; white, third. 7. No animal deemed unworthy shall be awarded a prize, nor shall a prize be withheld for lack of com petition. S. Any exhibitor guilty of inter ferlng with or attempting to influ ence the judge in making his deci sions, shall forfeit all prizes, and bo ruled out of tho show arena. 9. Animals must bo shown In such manner as tho judge may prescribe and any exhibitor refusing to com ply with the judge's request will thereby forfeit his rights in the com petition. 10. Protests must be made in writing and filed with tho president. together with a deposit of tho value of tho first premium, the amount to be forfeited if claim is not substan tiated. 11. Exhibitors will be required to show certificate of registration If re quested. . 12. No persons other than the judge, secretary, and such of tho of ficers ns the Judge may deem neces sary shall be allowed in the arena. All entries In Breeders Classes, numbers 1 to 54, to be shown In hand or by side of a saddle horse. All entries in Breeders' Classes to be shdvn in hand or by the side of a saddle horso. PREMIUM LIST. Brooders' Classes. All entries In Breeders' Classes to bo shown in hnnd or by tho side of a saddle horse. Thoroughbreds Class I. s 1, Boat stallion, 4 years or over, i silvor cup, value, $10. 2. Best mare, 4 years or over, sil vor cup, value, $10. 3'. Best colt, either sex, 3 years and under, silvor cup, value, $10. Stnmlni'ribml.s Class 1L 4., For boat stallion nnd get, trot ting or .pacing, with threo or more colts, silvor cup, value, $20, 5. Best stallion, any age, silver cup. vnlue $20. v C. IJost, more, any oi;e. silvor cup, value, $20. 7. Best stallion, 4 years or over -- first, $5; second,' $2,50. 8. Best stallion, 2 years and un der first, $5.00; second, $2.50. 9. Best mare, 2 years and under 4 first. 35.00: nfnnrl to en 10. Host mare and produce, not less than two colts, $5. 11. Best colt, either sox, l year or undur. silver 'cut, value, $15. Xon-Stnndard Class III. 12. Best maro, any ago, silvor pup, value, $10. 13. Best colt, under 2 and over 1, silver cup, vnlue. $5. 14. Host colt, j year and under, silver cup. vnlue, $5. Iliiokntjjs Ckyw iv. . 15. Beet stallion and got (not Iom iContinued on Page 11.) COLLECTION AGENCY IS A GREATSUCCESS Tho linrmoninnn ,n,... clsed by tho nmnngen 'nt :fale Ual Collection Agency handling dolinm.,.f ... Salem h idly winning the favor oViyb ness firms nmi in.ni.i.... Dusl- long desired a settlement 0 ,? mate claims. 1 'Wt- Though tnis aeon-- 1. . business but a shnrf ti. . ,tt ready adjusted many -8uiie i?," ances between creditors nnd dK" in Salem and mnnv m-. ,-lebtor8 is also locating many absent debtors who have long boon Z ft tho creditors of sni.n. towns and is effecting a Settlcme with them. House rents that h i been standing for a long tmo being Intelligently handled by the people, who collect rentals by a Z torn peculiarly their own. Tho management. Messrs, v a Goodo nnd Chns. Yates f' ' tlmo connected with tho Hasten Outfitting company, the pacfic CoU lection Agency and tho Weston Newspaper Collection Agency, hat drawn up a system that affords a manner of treatment applicable to evory ciass 01 accounts and insure 1 settlement. Not a fow retiring already placed with this agency ai( uiuir smnuing ana long delinquent accounts. Each account wfii aaaim. ..... .tveme lndlvldunl attention nmi , ... pany l8 striving diligently and Intel- IX ...It I M iiguuiiy 10 oueci a satisfaction on an of them. Two weeks ago this company per before several business men of the city a proposition to handle their regular monthly (current) bills, wnich met with their npproval to tk extent that the listings of such ac counts for April is much better than wns expected. Tho present oblect of lhn f!.-iniit Collection Agency is to get acquaint'. ea witir every business firm In Urn city and Jo crealo a friendly busi ness relation with nil. nt mnrcn r w wu.UVf U anyone hns a llttlo of the "dirty worn anu ao not care to soli their hands in doing it for themselves, call Capital Collection Agency. Phone Main 773. o Burned to Death in Forest Fire. t'NlTKD TRESS LEASED WIRE. Dry Prong, La April 1. One wo man and seven men were burned to death whi'3 fighting a forest fire near hero today. Tho woman was Mrs. Mattle Ivy Tho men were employed at lumber camps which they were cndcavorlnir to save from tho flames. Tho fire started last Wednesday and reached the homo of Mrs, Ivy early today. Tho seven lumbermen went to nor roscuo and all trapped when a thicket surrounding tho house caught fire. Later several lumber camps and.i valuable grovo of standing timber were destroyed. n Dashing Georgia Harvey, who plays "Bertha" in "The Red Mill,'' which shows hero tonight, is considered ono of the best char- considered ono of the best character comediennes In America. Some qulsito numbers fall to her lot. which she makes a perfect triumph with hor voico and art. I havo just received a supp'y of tho neatest little incubators on the market. This machln is nil metal, holds 50 esff-'. round, hns no cold corners, s absolutely solf - regulatlns weighs less than 12 pound', nnd costs only $0.25. Dont miss seolng this incubator. Utah Land Plaster Got your land plaster now anJ havo It ready when you want It. Special prices on larsa orders. Onion Sets The best onion sots in Salea. All kinds white, brown or yellow. Seeds Garden, fiold and ftowr grrln. hay. flour, feed. V01 toos. poultry nnd bee bupp clover arid grass seeds. 1W and sulphur spray, onno senate of lead. Fertile. H. WILLIAM THIELSEN ncubators