Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-09-13
pens, are not represented on the en-
try books.
THE JUDGES AT WORK.

AT 8 O'Clock this morning the
judges of the different departments
were given the entry books and
most are now solving the great
mystery that is always compulsory
on q judge, and before evening some
will have completed their task.
AT THE RACE TRACK.
The third heat of Mondays spe-
cial irot was won by Frank O'Neil
In 2:3s; Walter second, O'Neil got
the race. There was the usual
amount of scoring aud this heat
was not tfotted until $50 p. m.
The running race, a mile dash
closed the days races. In this
there were five entries: 81. Jones'
Daily Oregonian and Patricia;
Swiftsure, owred oy w. l.. Whit
more; Polk county Joe owned by
Keyt & Holman; aud Misty Morn
owned by Mrs. r. e. ,Bybee. In
the pools Misty Morn was barred.
The start was good one and Misty
Morn came under the wire ahead in
lily, with her sister Patricia, 2nd.
This was run at 4:25 p. m. Judge
Looney ordered the jockeys to ri6e
for blood, as he wanted the "best
horse to win," he said. He is the
proper man in the judges stand.
The grand stand contains many
people today, much larger number
than yesterday. The judges are D.
H. Looney, j. @. Wilson and VIM.
Galloway. Starters are F. w.
Reid and g. Hayden, of Vancouver.
The first race was called at one.
Trot in this race Stella H, was
first, Lady Mac, second end Lucy
third, time 2:38. Stella was hitched
to pneumatic sulky. The second
heat was won by Lady Mac, Stella
H, second time 2:34. This was trot-
ted at 2 o'clock.
TODAY'S RACES.
The one mile running race for to-
morrow wednesday, failed to FIJI.
In its place there will be half mile
for runners purse being $3tJ. There
are several flyers entered, such as
Pappoose, Polk county Joe ano
Daily Oregonian and entries close at
5 this evening.
Race No. 4-TrOtting. -2:40 class,
3 in 5; purse $4OO. There were en-
tries in the race. Lucy Baker, en-
tered by Geo. Misner; Stella HI, by
DeLashmutt; and Lady Mac, by l..
w. Anderson. The third heat was
won by Lady Mae in 2;39, Stella H.
second, Lucy Baker third. This was
trotted at 2:30 O'clock. Fourth
heat-Lady Mac first, Stella II. Sec
ond, Lucy Baker third. Time, 2:39.
Lady Mac wins the race. This was
trotted at 3:05.
Race No. 15.-Running, nursery
stake for yearlings, ! mile; entrance
$50, $3.50 added. For colts foaled and
raised in Oregon, Washington,
Idaho or Montana; colts to carry 100
pounds. fillies 81 pounds. There
We're entries in this; Salem Eclipse
and st. Apollo by r. E. .Bybee, car
rying 100 pounds; Wynnsrot, by R.
Dunn, 81 pounds; Memoir, by s. j.
Jones, with 100 pounds. Won by
Memoir with Apollo End, Eclipse 3rd
and Wyanna 4th. Time 1929.
Fine start was had and blanket
would have covered four babies at
finish.
NOTES.
G. s. McNally, of Salem, has
about 20 architecultural designs, all
prospective work. 1t Is in the
northwest corner, In the art depart
ment.
The farmers institute, under the
auspices of the Agricultural college
of the state, "Opens tonight. This will
be one of the evening features until
Saturday.
The fruit palace, which last year
was sight worthy to behold, is,
this year, used as weather pro-
tector for the light producer for the
arc lamps on the ground-12 In
number. A portable engine fur
nlshes the motiye power for the dy-
namo aud the electricity does the
rest.
Hon. J. @. Wilson, of Salem, yes
terday held the red distance flag for
the speeders, which has, in the past,
been done by noble "Tom" Rich
mond, now deceased.
The parade track makes an ex-
cellent driving way for the city and
country roadsters and here you see
some pretty fest goers themselves.
II. w. Bier, of Vancouver, WASH,
was time keeper yesterday in COM
pany with f. @. Baker. He is a
valuable man in the judges stand
The number of cases on display in
the Salem cannery exhibit IS over
1850 instead of only 4S0 as the
JOURNAL read yesterday.
The impression has got out in the
southern end of this county that the
mems day tickets are 81 each. THIS
is NOT CORRECT; THEY are ONLY so
cents.
The institute tent Is to the left of
the Capital Clty's electric line jast
At the ball ground platform.
superintendent Savage turned