Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-01

of one race this year to carry three
pounds; of two or more, five pounds
penalty. Maidens allowed ten pounds.
Concert in pavilion at 7 p. m. Address
by Hon. Harvey w. Scott. editor of
the Oregonian. and others.
Third day, Wednesday, September
19.-Division superint ntendents and
judges will complete the examination
of exhibits and report with their books
to the secretary. Pioneer, state OFF,
GERS, ex state officers and Salem day.
Indian games, war dances, and pas
times. Japanese daylight fireworks in
front of grandstand. at 10 a. m. pre-
ceding bicycle races. Bicycle races
10 a. m. Trials OF speed,41 p. m.-Race
No. 7.-Trotting-2:40 class, best three
in five; purse, $25e. Race No. S.-Run-
ning-Owners' handicap, one mile
dash; purse, $500. Race No. 9.-Run-
ming -Eleven-sixteenths of mile
dash; horses entered to be sold for
$4,000 to carry entitled weights. II
for less than one pound allowed each
500 less to $1,000; then two pounds
allowed each $1o0 less to $500; then
three pounds allowed each 800 less to
$500. Horses entered not to be sold
to carry five pounds penalty. All
money received over selling price to
be divided equally between association
and second horse. Concert and speak
ing in the pavilion at z p. N Ad-
dresses by Hon. John Whitaker, first
governor of Oregon, Ordgon's ex-gov-
ernors, United States senators, gov
ernor, goyernor-elect, and others.
Fourth day, Thursday September
20.-Hop, fruit, agricultural. and ma
tive sons day. Parade OF premium
cattle from IL a. IN. to 1 r. m. Indian
sports, games, races and dances. jap
anese daylight fireworks in front of
grandstand preceding bicycle races.
Bicycle races, 10 a. m, Mother Hub
bard drill and concert by Mossback
band. Trials of speed, p. m.-Bull
race-Quarter mile-Entrance free; SIS
to winner, IS to second. Race No. TO-
Trotting-For two-year-olds bred and
raised in Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
or Montana, two in three; $50 entrance,
5000 added; conditions same as No. 6.
Race No. 11.-Trotting-2:2 class,
three in FIVE; purse. $500. Race No
12.-Rnnning-Orego derby, stake for
three-year-olds. one and one-half mile
dash; entrance. $50, $500 added; condi-
tions same as No. 6. Concert In pavil-
ion at p. m. Addresses by Prof. j.
M. Bloss. of the state agricultural col
lege. and others. on subjects pertain
ing to fruit, hops, agriculture, etc.
Fifth day, Friday, September a.
Woman's and public school day. Pa
rade of premium horses from IL a. m.
to / p. m. Examination of miscellane-
Gus and special exhibits. Indian war
dances, feather dances, Indian shin
ney, races, etc. Japanese daylight
fireworks. Bicycle. races. 10 a. m.
Trials OF speed, p. m. Race No. 13.-
Pacing-2:16. class. three In Ave; purse,
$500. Race No. 14.-Running-Sellin
race. mile dash; purse. $500; conditions
same as No. 8. Race No. 15.-Running
-oRe and one-sixteenth miles dash;
purse. $500, Concert in pavilion at 7
p m. Addresses bV Ahigail Scott Duni-
way OF Portland, Narcissa White
Kinney Of Astoria, and others.
Sixth day, Saturday, September
22.-WarraRts win be issued for prem
iums. Assembly, drill and concert by
Mossback band. Trials OF speed. p.
m. Race No. l6.-Trotting-s;9g class.
three In iive; purse. $500. Race No.
l7.-rrotting-Free for all, three IN
Ave; purse. $500. Race No. 1s.--Run- |
race for two-year-olds. |
OF mile dash; purse, |
$3.50; conditions same as No. 3.