Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-23

TWO ENTIRE TURKISH ARMIES DESTPMYFD

France, Miss Lambert; Britannia. Mrs
Poulini SCOTLAND, Miss Daisy Goodfern
Ireland, Miss Nellie DAILY; Japan. Miss
Heltewe; Italy, Mary Lottovia; Rou
mania, Miss Jakway; China, Mss Moy;
Armenia, Miss Cartozian; Denmark,
Mrs. A. Jensen; Finland, Miss Eli
Wainkainen; Holland, Miss Buys; Nor
way, Miss Kersten Trulsen; Spain, Mrs
Fernandez; Sweden, Miss Isaacson;
Switzerland, Mrs. John Richard; Syria
Miss Darowish; America, Alice nen-
son Beach.
Dairy Authorities to Speak.
On Tuesday the dairy interests Of the
state will be featured. Dairy and Food
Commissioner Miekle, Professor Brandt
Of the o. A. G. and w. X. Newell of
the government food administration
have charge of the program, DR.. Il. j,
Liable Of Portland, who recently re.
turned from France; Professor Larson
of Brookings, S. D., and Professor Pugh
of Ames, Iowa, will be the speakers. All
of them are authorities on dairy sub.
jects and their talks and discussions are
expected to be great stimulant to the
doiry industry in this state.
But the feature of that day which
will undoubtedly hold the interest of
the dairymen will be the big meeting
to be held in the auditorium Tuesday
night. This meeting is expected to be
one of the liveliest affairs Of the week.
because the dairymen have big and
serious problem to discuss--namcly,
the outlook for dairying in Oregon. Men
will be there to present the viewpoint
of the producers, others to present the
side of the dealers and other to get
at the solution of the problems arising
from the high cost of production.
AT the same time, in front of the
grandstand, a musical feature, "The
Coming of the White Man, y, will. be
given. Mrs. Anna Marshsll-P Powell Of
Albany win sing. Y
Salem day will be Wednesday. The
Cherrians will be incharge of the prog
RAM Music will be furnished By the
Apollo club. Wednesday night a spec.
ial musical program will be given. Miss
Elizabeth Levy and her orchestra of "a
will give several numbers.
An important feature for that night
is the annual meeting of the Greg
gon Pure-Bred Livestock association.
The Elks will hold forth on Thursday
and that will also be Portland day. The
Elks will have charge of the program,
with Walter Too2e as master OF cere.
l.. j. Simpson will be the prin-
cipal speaker, There will be feature ra-
res, with hints that various public of.
ficials will be roped in to take a promi.
nent part in SOME sort of a race. =
Friday will be Good Roads, Patriotic
and Valley day. An effort is being
made by Secretary Lea to obtain half
holiday on that day for all shipworkers
ond turn the day into labor celobra.
tion. If this arrangement is completed
all men employed in the ship yards will
be admitted to the fair free.A large
attendance is expected from valley
towns, and special trains will be run
From Albany, Eugene and other points.
Saturday will be Shriners' day, and
that night will be Concessionaries'
night.
Secretary Lea announces that all con-
cessions this year will be under the
itrict supervision of the state police.
Members of the state police also will
erve as ticket takers at the gates and
will do all the policing about the fair
grounds.
Great Auto Show.
While the state fair management is
handling the automobile show in con
iection with the state fair, the super
ntendent for the dealers is M. 0. Will |
'lns, president of the Dealers Motorcar
association of Oregon The show com.
hittee is composed of A. B. Manley, c. |
W. Menzies, A. W. Regner, II. H. Euing
md Mr.. Wilkins.
The new Coliseum; in which the
now will be held, has a space of 200xt
'oV rect without post. There will be
oom for all the cars and tractors en-
cred, with space also for ten-foot ais
Us. Each car win occupy a space 1Ox
~ foot. The decorations will be very