The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-09-19
The Catholic RaTanr

The Catholic BAZAAR
is the most fairylike bower on tn,
grounds. The fairies in attendance serv,
confectionery, sodawater, r, lemonade anC
even cigars. A substantial meal or lunch
is served at all hours Special atten
tion to family parties. Many beautiful
articles rafiled off and sold.
A. the Races.
Promptly at two o'clock the races were
called. The track was much improved
over the proceeding day and remarkably
good time was made considering the con-
dition Of the track. A large crowd visit
ed the races and many ladies we're in the
grand stand. Between the races the
Worlds Famous Bicycle riders enter
tained the audience
Pacing. 24O Glass Purse $500.
There were six entries, but only four
hores appeared On the track: Mrs. s.
Reeves Diodene, Chris Simpsons Santa
Ann, F. f. Whites The Freak and Amos
wilkins AL Me. AL Me came in under
the wire, with Doidene second, The
Freak, third, and Santa Ann, fourth,
Time 2:25]6.
Second heat--Al Me, again took the
beat with Diodene, second, The Freak,
third and Santa Ann distanced. Time,
2;241S.
Third heat-Al Me won the heat and
race, The Freak second, Diodene third.
Time 2:211s,
Trottlng 2-40 Class. Purse. $500.
There were seven entries in this race,
but only five horses appeared, as fol-
lows G. Z. Perringer's Mt. Hood driven
by Heller; Chris Simpsons Mack, Simp.
son; W. @. Belknap's Alteno, Sam Cas-
to's Claymont, CASIO, and Madison &
Cos Arkita. Arkita came came in first
with Mt. Hood, second; Alteno, third,
and Claymont, fourth, with Mack Mack
distanced Time 2:26.
The second heat was won by Arkita,
with Alteno second, Claymont third, and
Mt. Hood fourth. Mt. Hood came in
second but was put back TO fourth place
for outing in on another horse. The
time was 2:2318.
The third heat and race was won by
Arkita in 2:26,with Mt. Hood second
Alteno, third, and Claymont, fourth.
Running. Half Mile. $50.
There were four entries in this race:
Silas Jones' Lulu, N. S. Whetstone's
Grace w, S. J. Jones' Our Choice and
l.. Il. Whitmore's Selma. They got
good start and came in in the following
order: Our Choice first, Selma second,
Grace w third aad Lulu fourth. Time,
O:52.
Running 5s Mile $50.
There were four entries: Mrs. f..
Starkey's Jim Bozeman, S. j. Jones' 81.
Apollo, Angus McRae's Madrone and
l.. II. Whitmore's Wallowa. The last
horse was withdrawn after they were
called ON the track, having gone lame.
After sometime spent in jockeying they
got off with a good start, Jim Bozeman
winning the race easily, Madrone second
and st. Appolo third, time l :04.
Notes OF The Grounds
There will be a stock parade daily
just east Of the Pavilion at 10. a. m.
illustrated songs each evening in front
OF the Pavilion.
In the Dairy department you can see
all the modern dairy machinery at
work.
The Georgia Minstrels give perform
ances continually day and night.
Arnolds Merry.go. Round has captured
the little ones.
Among the horses can be seen many
high. bred animals, in both roadsters
and draft horses.
Some OF the finest stock that has ever
been exhibited at any state fair can be
seen on the grounds.
Lane county has fine exhibition Of gold
bearing quarts from the great Bohemia
district.
Many campers from all parts of the
state are on the grounds.
In the poultry department many fine
fouls and Belgium hares. Mrs. L. l..
Whitaker Of Monmouth has several black
Belgium hares on exhibition.
Several premiums were awarded
yesterday but the general awarding will
begin today. In the flower department
the premiums were awarded yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Gillingham received first
prize on cut flowers and second prize on
floral design. Mrs. j. T. Taylor received
first prize in floral designs and second
prize in cut flowers. Mrs. Frank Hughes
received first premium an cut sweet pea
aud roses. Mrs. Oscar Taylor was
awarded second pre- on cut roses and
sweet pea.
Braids. Lace and Qrna
Braids, from about two TO four inches