PACK ELEVEN.
The Capital Journal Horse Show Editions Contain the Official Program and List of Premiums-Be at Salem Friday and Saturday, April 8-9
HAIIA' CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, , OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1010.
SALEM HORSE
SHOW ASSOCIATION
(Continued from Pago 10.)
lhan nvo colts), silver cup. value.
42j j jjost colt, olthor box, 1 year or
1in.,erllrst, $5; second, ?2.50.
;"rnmii Coach, French Coach am
Cleveland liny Class V.
lT ncst stnllion and got (not loss
than two rolls). 8llv0r cul'' vn,uo'
520.
18. Host stallion, years or ovor
-first, $5; second, $2.50.
19 Best stallion, 2 years and un
dcr 4 first, $5; second, $2.50.
20. Host marc, A years or ovor
first. $5; second, $2.50.
21. Best marc, 2 years niul under
first. $5: second, $2.50.
22. Best marc and- produco (not
less than two colls), $5.
23. Best colt (either sex, 1 yonr
or "tinder) first, $&: second, $2.50.
Clydesdales Class VI.
24. Best stallion and got (not less
than threo colts), silver cup, vnlue.
$20.
26. Best stallion, A years or over
- first. $5; second, $2.50.
26. Best stallion, 2 years and un
der 4 first, $5; second, $2.50.
27. Best mare, 1 years or over
first, $5; second, $2.50.
28. Best, mare, 2 years and under
4 first, $5; second $2.50.
29. Best maro and produce (not
less than two colts), $5.
30. Best colt, cither sex, 1 year or
under first, $5; second, $2.50.
Shires Class VII.
31. For best English Shire stal
lion and get (not less than Hire-?
colts), silver cup, value, $20.
32. Best stallion, A years or over
- first, $.r; sesond, $2.50.
.13. Best stallion, 2 years and un
der 4- first, $5; second, $2.50.
34. Best mare, 1 years or over
first, $5; second, $2.50.
35. Best mare, 2 years and under
4 first. $5; second, $2.50.
30. Best maro and produco (not
less than two colt3), $5.
37. Host colt, either sex, 1 year
or under -first, $5; second, $2.50.
Pen-herons Class VIII.
3V For best Porchoron stallion
and pet (not less than I! colts), sil
ver cup. value, $20.
39. Stnllion, 4 years or over
first, $5; second, $2.50.
40. Stallion, 2 years and under
4 first. $5; second, $2.50.
41. Maro, 4 years or over first,
$5: second, $2.50.
42. Mare, 2 years and under A
first. $5; second, $2.50.
43. Mare and produco (not less
than (two colts) first, $5.
44. Colt, either sex, 1 years or under-first,
$5; second, $2.50.
Belgians Class IX.
46. For best Belgian stallion and
set (not loss than 3 colts), silver
cup, value, $20.
46. Setalllon, 1 years 'or over
first. $5; second, $2.50.
47. Stallion, 2 yenrs and under
- first. $5; second, $2.50.
48. Maro, 4 years or ovor -first,
$5; second, $2.50.
49. Maro, 2 years and under 4
first. $5; second, $2.50.
50. Mare .and produco (not less
than two colts) first, $5; second,
$2.50.
51. Colt, either sex, 1 year or
under first, $5; second, $2.50.
l'onles, Shetland Class X.
52. Stallion, over 2 years old
silver cup, value, $10.
53. Mare, over 2 years old sil
ver cup, value, $10.
Special Pony Classes.
54. Shetland pony, to bo ridden
by a boy or girl under 15 years of
se. Pony, 75 per cent; riding, 25
Per cent. Silver cup, valuo, $5.
55. Shetland pony, to bo shown
to an appropriate vohlcle and to be
driven, by a boy or girl. Pony, R0
percent; appointment, 40 per cent
Sliver cup, valuo, $5.
56. Shetland ponies, tandem, to
be shown to nn appropriate vehicle
and to be driven by a boy or girl.
Pony, 60 per cent; appointment, 40
per cent silver sup, valuo, $5.
57. Pair of Shetland ponies, to be
suown to an appropriate vehicle and
to be driven by a boy or girl. Pony.
fi0 per cent; appointment, 40 pnr
'ent silver cup, valuo, $5.
58. Pony, other than Shetland.
13.2 and under, to bo ridden by boy
r fiirl under 15 years of age. Pony,
,a Per cent; riding, 25 per cont
river cup. vnluo, $5.
Saddle Horses Clms XI.
59. Mares or goldings (not under
14-2). Gaits required Walk,, trot
nd cantor. Conlormatlon and qual
h'. 75 per cont; pace and raannors,
-5 per com. Mon to ride sllvor
rip. value, $5.
flies' Snddlo Ilorsos Class XII.
c0. Mares and goldings (not un
dr 14:2). QnitB required Walk.
tpot and canter. Conformation and
Quality, 75 ne,. cen. m(C8 nn(j muu.
ar. 25 per cent. Ladies to rido
Hvw cup, value. $6. '
Hondsteis Harness Horhos
Claw' XIII.
'Standard or non-standard trotter
or pacers).
"Koaduters" when mature should
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Cabs and LiveryAll Rigs Modern s
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weigh not less than 1000 pounds,
with sufficient blood to insure en
durance; thoy must show stylo and
finish.
CI. Host maro or gelding exhib
ited and driven, by lady (to be
shown to vehicle, equipment consid
ered) silver cup, value, ?1,0.
02. Best maro- or golding exhib
ited and driven by gentleman (to be
shown to vehicle, equipment consid
ered) silver cup, valuo, $10.
C3. Best team, mares or .gelding,
exhibited by lady or gentleman (to
bo shown to vehicle, stylo, action,
conformation and equipment consid
ered) 'silver cup, value, $15.
Combination Horses.
G4. Best mare or gelding (15.2
and under), to bo shown to an ap
propriate vehicle and judged as a
horso best suited for harness pur
poses. Tho horso to bo unharnessed
Specimen of beautiful German CXWtfh Horso Imported by Ituby of I'ort
luml, shown at Salem Horse Show, pril 8-l.
in tho ring and shown under the
saddle. The horso best suited for
both purposes to win tho prize sll
vor cup, valuo, $10.
fliiulod Draft Class Al.
Horses of Common'.
This class is providod for an ex
hibit or horses of tho various typos
in demand for commercial purpose,
and may be designated as the "Mar
ket Class."
06. For best grade draft animal.
Hny silver cup, value. $10.
CC. Best gelding or mare, 3 years
old and ovor silver cup. value. $8.
C7. Beet gelding or maro. 2 years
old and ovor sliver cup, value. $5.
G8. Best golding or mare, under
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2 years old silver cup, valuo, $5.
Draft Teams Cluss XV.
(To be shown in harness, to wagon
or truck).
This class includes horses used
for drawing large loads at tho wall:,
weighing not less than 1350 pounds
in fair flesh. Tho general appear
ance should be massive and give evi
dence of spirit without nervousness.
Certificate of weight to bo furnished
If asked for.
G9. Best draft team, each to
weigh under 1G00 pounds and not
les than 1350 pounds. Mares or
geldings, 3 years old and over, to be
shown to nn appropriate vehicle
first, $G; second, $3.
70. Best draft team, each horsa
to weigh 1C00 pounds or over.
Mures or goldings, 3 years old and
over, to bo shown to an appropriate
vehicle first, $6; second, $3.
71. Best draft (threo horses)
eam, to bo shown ii harnosa ready
to hitch, nverago weight not loss
than 1350 pounds first, $7.50; soc
.ind, $3.75.
72. Bait draft (four horses) team
to be shown in harness, liltohsd to
truck or wagon, wheelers to we'gh
not less thaw 8000 pounds llrs
stcond, $'1.50.
78. Beat drjtft (six horses) team,
to I shown In Harness. hiUlisd- to
truck or wagon, wheelers to weigh
not less than 8000 iKHitids $10.
74. Best team of mule Ilrst, $0:
second. $3.
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LITICAL
Horse Show Week Brings the Grand County Roundup Before
the People Big Fight Will Be Over Commissioner and
Clerk Legislative Ticket Is Already Being Considered.
The horse editor of The Capital
Journal has been spending the past
week leading up to tho horso show
trying to get into the approximate vi
cinity of the Marlon county political
situation. In a campaign year tho
horso show week always opens tho
county political campaign. Tho draft
horses, equine nnd human, are in
town that week. The prize winners
and the people are looking over tho
and th epeoplo are looking over the
whole aggregation.
Tho County Ticket.
It goes without saying that Sheriff
Mlnto and Treasurer Joe Moore will
be given second terms without oppo
sition. Both ure making good with tho
people in their respective offices, and
can have the places if thoy want
thorn, Thoy will probably'be up for
a second term. Thoy are mon espe
cially Iltted for their positions, and
tho people can be trusted to keep
such men in places where thoy give
' The big light will be over the of
lico of county clerk. That la a vory
important position, as thoro are not
only several jobs devolving on the
clerk, liut lie is purchasing agent for
uli county supplies, except school sup
plies, and expends many thousand
dollars, and a careful, systematic,
economical business administration
of that ofllce is very Important. Al.
Jones, of Lablsh; IS. IS. MoKlnuey. of
Sublimity. Max Oshler. of Salem, and
rofwibly Dana Allen of silverton, will
ha In the nice.
There will hot fight over conn
ROOMS 1 AND 2
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Phone Main 576
You Put Of
tr commissioner. Win. II. Goulet, of
V'oodburn, is being pressed for a sec
ond term by his friends, and has
strong backing. Tho name of John
Murray, of Buttoville, is being men
tioned as a possible candidate. Tho
Idea seems to be that the place will go
to tho north end of tho county. There
is a strong feeling in favor of a hay
seed county court to run tho county
on conservative business lines, and
keep out of debt.
For recorder the people may tako
a notion, to keep the present incum
bent, David Drager was norainnted
t the first direct primary ovor Will
Jones, of Jefferson, tho present Re-
1 Irn'nii, who is un
derstood to bo n candidate for tho
placo.
The. Legislative Ticket.
There "are many aspirants for the
honors In both houses in Marlon
county. For representatives C. II.
Llbboy, of Jofforson; II. L. Bents, off
Aurora; Byron J. 'Grim, of Hubbard;
John Steolhammor, of Woodburn; II.
c Rppley, of Salom; O. L. Hatteborg,
of Silverton; R. B. Gesner, of East
Salem, and many others aro being
talked of, and the Indications are
that live good men and true will be
picked out. For state senator Hal I).
Patton, Tom Kay and Overgo Rodg
ers. all of Salem, are considered avail
able material by careful observers of
the trend of public sentiment.
For constable of Salom precinct
Ira Hamilton has tho call If he wants
another term.
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IN MARION COUNTY
Farmers! Teamsters! Horsemen!
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HORSE COLLARS '
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Canada Will Control Cables.
Ottawa, Canada, April 1. The Cn-
nnHInn rrrvtr 11 m nr t trwlnv lu t r.i n 1 1
ling to put into effect a law which is
1 tantamount to governmental control
, of tho public business of cable com
panies operating from Dominion
I coasts.
. The legislation was put through
'the Canadian commons last night in
tho shape of a measure by Postmaster
uuuurui ..uiifiux, giving me runway
commission control of rates and fa
cilities of cable companies,
o
State 0 Ohio, City or Toledo, Lucas
'County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney takos oath tint
ho Is senior pnrtner of the Arm of
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In the City of Toledo. County and
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will pny the sum of ONE IU'XDHHD
DOMAJtS for oaph nnd evory case of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
! use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHKNBV.
Sworn to before me nnd subscribed
In my prosence. this Cth day of De
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(Seal) A. W. GMCASO.V.
Notary Public.
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