Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-26
HES AND PORTLAND
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tonight At the fair grounds. II viii be
patriotic program under the auspices
ef the Elks Louis J. Simpson Of Coos
Bay win be the orator.
Announcement has been made of the
prize winning exhibits in the agrieul-
tural pavilion. In district No. l, which
includes the coast counties, Tillamook
carried off the first prize with elat-
sop county second.
In district No. >. which includes the
Willamette valley counties, first prize
went to Lane, second to Washington
and third TO Linn. The scoring on the
exhibits from these three counties was
very close.
In district No 5, the first prize
went to Union, the second to Morrow
and the third to WaseO.
First prize for the best individual
farm exhibit from western Oregon
was awarded to the Banner Farm, near
Ecio, owned by Leonard Gilkey, and
second prize went to the Chetco farm,
owned by Ben Worsley of Astoria
The Sagenhurst farm in Morrow
county won the first prize for the east
srn Oregon district.
Tomorrow's Program
Friday, September 81, patriotic, gov
ernors. Willamette valley, fraternal So
eieties and naturopathic day.
Forenoon
IO:l5. Lecture in textile department
on real lace and oriental textiles.
12. Sale of livestock, and articles for
benefit of Red Cross.
Afternoon
1880. Speed program with music Dy
Campbell Is American band. Vocal solos
by Monte Austin, between events.
8. Slides showing ''Ruined churches
in France" +" and American Red Cross
in action = educational payiliop aud
itorium.
4. Slides showing war work Of Y. W.
c. A., accompanied by lectures by Mrs.
VIM. r. 0gburn in auditorium OF edu-
cational pavilion.
4 Congress of Mothers conference
in new auditorium with Mrs J. +.
Shilke presiding.
to S. Special patriotic services.
Drill by different military companies
Special martial music by Campbell's q
American band. Vocal solos by singers
Of national reputation. Patriotic ad-
dresses by DR.. Carl Gregg Doney, pres-
ident of Willamette university. Dr,
Doney has spent months on the west
front with both French and American
soldiers, and he has an interesting mes
sage which he can always give in
captivating style. Drill by so men OF
the military police force under Cap
tain 0. j. Hull.
Note. This patriotic program will be
given from the large platform north OF
the new flagpoe
Evening
Qoncert by sCampbel s American
band. and vocal solo by Alice Price
Moore in grand stand; if inclement
weather in new auditorium.
Major Thornton A. Mills, U. 3. A,
will speak for the fourth liberty loan
during both the day and evening.
Track Record Broken
Captain Mack, Fred Woodeocks' SUI
perb bay horse, with his owner up,
smashed the records of the Salem track
yesterday when he paced O mile in
2:05 flat in the opening heat Of the
2:08 pace. The previous record was
held by the great stallion, Sherlock
Holiness who stepped the record mile
in 2.00A 10 years ago. Hard luck at
tended Captain Mack however, for af- 9
ter setting new record for the track
and for himself, and winning the first J
two heats of the race, Dick Bayburn; c
with Russ Mcclure up, took three |
straight heats and captured first mon. 3
ey. The races yesterday were watched t
by 10000 people. !
The summary: 0
2:0S pace, purse $4,000, best three in '
five one-mile heats i
Dick Mayburn (MeGuire) .....,,.s2l1l Q
Capt. Mack, b. h. (Woodcock) 1222 a
Daisy D., b. m. (McKay) -.,,.~.4343 $
Mack Fitzsimmons, c. h. (Hcl- b
mani ............... ........-........-3 54 a
Time, S.O5, 2;O5iA, 2;O6h, 2;Oeh, o
s:07 3-4.
Third and fourth money was divid- L
ed between Daisy D aud Mack Fltz.
simmons a
2-12 pace, purse $3.50, three mile e
heats, every heat q race W
Tillamook Maid b. m. (Ball) ..,..lll il
Wallace Hall b. g, (McKay) .......s22
Bonnie Antrim, blk, m. (Todd)..~3S3
Lolo, br. m. (Staats) ......-......,......4 | Il
Time, 2;O9h, 2;O9h, 2l:l. 10
Special pace, purse $500, three mile p
heats, every hea ia race j
Teddy Ham, br, h. (Dickerson) ~..S ! II
Ruth Hal b, &, (Glerman) -......~.l 43 e
Hal Norte b. g (Todd) ........,,.-~2 2 p
Robert Bruce c. g, (Stewart) ....42 4 p
Elsie johnson b. M tNewhilD ,,.55o N
Time, 2:l3h, 2;l4A, 2lal9h. y
Women s relay, two miles every day ii
George Drumheller 5 string, Della a
Gard up, first; Lewla- strang' string, A
Mrs. Bertha Blancheasnp, second. Time Il
4;1S.
Men 5 relay race. two miles every c,
day 81
George Drumheler's string, A. Mel. 2
Ion up, first; Lewis Strang's string 81
Mac CANT up, second Time, 1908. e,
Livestock Association S
G. /. Hawley Of Mccoy and N, G. s.
Maris sf Portland were reelected re. Il
speetivcly, president and secretary Of d
the Oregon Purebrcd Livestock associ 0,
alton at It's meeting last night in the hi
educational building auditorium at the
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