Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-30

See the exhibit Of South Bend Male.
able ranges in our booth near the en-
trance to the Art room in the pavilion
on the fair grounds, They represent
the last word in high grade range build
ing. Buren, & Hamilton.
'The trail" long line of conces-
sions located between the grand stand
and the entrance Of the fair grounds, is
receiving the usual good amount of pat
ronage this season. Hot dog" and
many other edibles are being served
and, while the lunch is a ''get-me.
quick" proposition, it suffices,
Wen be closed all day Wednesday.
Every ones going to see the greatest
Oregon State Fair in history. Buren, &
Hamilton,
DR.. May, nerve specialist. Masonic
building.
The Portland, Eugene & Eastern com
pany is making great headway in hand
ling the crowds coming from the fair
this year. Long, roomy trailers have
been brought up from Portland, and
they are being placed in service when.
ever necessary A fine crew of motor
men and conductors are on duty, and
the patrons of the line are being shown
every courtesy.
The north end of the half-mile track
at the fair grounds, which intersects
with the mile track is being repaired as
I speedily as possible, and the soft spots
taken out, in order to assure safety for
the horses and riders in the weekend
relay race, Several times yesterday the
horses stumbled and escaped falling
merely by being pulled to their feet by
the respective riders.
While you're taking in the wonders
at the fair tomorrow, don u fail to see
those South Bend Malleable ranges in
our booth, near the entrance of the Art
room in the pavilion, Buren & Hamil-
ton.
A complaint to recover $l36S, alleged
t ODE due on promissory note, was
filed today in the circuit court this
morning by A. G. Snyder against w.
Il, Youmans, ct al.
A partition suit was commenced in
the circuit court this morning by Eva
Ellen Welch, ct AL, against Anna May
Cosper, ct al. The land in question is
worth about $4,000, being portion
of the Claggett farm, north of the city
Hamber & Wadell, two Portland pro-
moters, have acted as third party in the
litigation in which Barde & Levitt were
the principal parties to the foreclosure
of stock in the clothing establishment
on the corner of Commercial and Court
streets, and the latter win assume own
ership hereafter Hamburg & Wadel
will hold a big clearance sale, begin
ming next Thursday morning, and the
entire stock attached by Sheriff Esch
will be disposed Of. The newcomers are
up'to.the.minute, and they intend Il
give the people something new in the
way of bargains in clothing, etc.
A marriage license was issued thii
morning by County Clerk Gehlhar to D
+. Zimmerman and Ethel Vetch, botl
Of Salem.
Henry Helman, one of the oldest anC
most capable race horse men on tn,
coast, is handling the ribbons at Lon,
Oak track this year Mr.. Helman haI
been in the East, and has just recently
taken up the driving stunt on the Pa
cifc coast racing circuit.
Joe Mcclure, an old.time visitor al
the state fair, is holding the steering
gear on several good horses at Lone
Oak track this week. Joe is money
getter and he piloted "The Deacon
under the wire for first money yester
day in fine style,
Perry Mauzey, Salem man with a
Salem horse, "Man Of War; >" succeed.
ed in opening the eyes of the horsemen
yesterday by carrying off second money
in the 2.yearold trot. Mr. Mauzey fin
ished second twice, and his little colt
performed nicely