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5" V PAOTC RTX MEDTX)T?r MATT;1 TTCTBUXR iUTCPFOUT). OREOON", TUESDAY. ATTiUST 22. 1022 12 BOOTHS OUI OF 24 SOLD IN Twelve of the twenty-four booths In. the pavilion being erected by the fair association for commercial clln plnys were, signed up for yesterday and a number of booths have been reserved for twenty-four hours by others who are waiting for advise on what kind of a UiHplay they will make. The officers of the fair request that i merchants do not delay making their decision on the space they will re quire as a considerabe time will be necessary to erect the pavilion und they cannot afford to build this any larger than to cover the actual space sold. t The following purchased spare: California Oregon 1'ower Co., People's Electric Co., and the Paul's Kloctrlc Store have purchased a double booth. The following will occupy a 12 byl2 foot space: Kerr, Clifford & Co., Palmer Piano f louse, The Valley Candy Co., the Vacuetle Distribut ing Co., Eden Valley Nursery and the Med ford Furniture and Hardware Co. S. P. AGENT BOOSTS I..T. Sparks or tho local Southern Pacific office who retnrnail torlav from a short stay in the Meclford district says that that section is koIiir to have a banner near croo this season. Tho field will amount to about 12!!) cars. During the. tlmo when tho strlko was most thrcatenlnfi, tho Krowera were worried for fear that they would he imablo to rnove their produoo, but tho empties nrq available now. Tho pears are of good' size and shape. They ure moving at a rato of about 20 cars a day. Tho Dartlotts are mostly going to the canneries of Oregon and California-, and the other varloties are be ing shipped to the east. Sparks sayfl the new buildings put Up for the Juckson county fair nro ro- markably fine, The fulr grounds is located about a mile south of Medford. The fair this year promises to bo rath er a southern Oregon celobrutlon than a county nffalr. The people expect to have much fine livestock, as the trains carrying the animals Trom tho Sacra mento fair to Salem will stop there long enough for the ownors to exhibit their stock. A fine race track has been built,, according to Sparks and racing will he part of tho program. The fair, will come September 13-111 inclu sive. Eugene Guard. TO GIVE TRUTH 1 A ' '! If North Dakota politics at long range may appear somowhat difforent to the average Individual than actual facts which aro obtainod on tho ground so that many Impressions gainod from newspaper reports have been exagger ated and that state glvon a vory bad reputation. With no thought of advocating nny of the measures adopted in North Da kota, the members of the forum of the Medford Chamber of Commerce will be given an opportunity to get first hand Information tomorrow noon as to the real condition that exists in North Dakota as a result of tho legislation enacted In that state. Tnls will be given by Claud C. Turnor of Dickinson who was formerly a member of tho leg islature of that state. The forum as usual will be hold nt the Medford hotel and tho forum com mittee would appreciate members of the chamber, malting an effort to at tend. '. NOTED SCIENTISTS VISIT IN VALLEY Dr. E. J, Kraus, und IX H. Rlckott. of tho department of botany, Univer sity of Wisconvln, spent Saturday and Sunday with PmlV Rolmnr at tho Ex periment Station. Dr. Krnus Is con sidered one of io greatest authorities In America, on plant physiology, and especially In Its relations o horticul tural plants. Ho Is tho man who work ed, out tho nitrate and carbohydrate ratio, In fruit trees, which is now the foundation ot modern pruning prac- tlces. and which places pruning on n riitlopal basis for the first time. This is Dr. Kraus's third trip to the South ern Oregon Experiment station, us he Is Vlfally interested In' tho work this station Is doing on blight resistant pears and pear storks. Arrangements are 6elqg made whereby Dr. Krnus and bo mo of his specialists will co operate with Prof. Keimor in some phases of this work. WASHINGTON Secretary Hughes, in a, letter made public by the republi can national committee, expresses tho conviction after a review of tho New berry case that "Senator Newberry was wrongly and most unjustly con victed." . a.,..-,.. EAGLE POINI EAGLETS A. C. Howlttt Ik fore I reached the report of who c-nnie and went to and from tb Sunnysldc August 13, I found that my k'ttT of Wednesday last w:ih alto gether too long, but tlm fti'ios wwh (f Hiii'h a nature and of kim-hhhk im portance, .that I could not divide them and to omit them would make it too short, no I left them for this letter. Among the arrivals was Mr. Thos. Hamerie, ono of the early settlers of tho Hear Creek bottom landH on the caHt sldo of that stream, about three miles oast of Central Point, who sold out Homo thirty-five years ago and we n t to Cn 1 1 f or n ia h nd came ha c k to note thu changes made In his old home. The place when he left it was eontddered a very ordinary sticky dry fnrm, but lie said that his father se lected It so that they 'could get out to Central Point without going through sticky, quite an Important Item in those days, nnd when he re turned found that the old dry farm was now cut up into small farms and irrigated from the waters of Fiah lake and producing not only grains of all kinds but berries and fruit of all kinds, as well as vegetables. He was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abbott and throe chidren. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. G. Trowbridge and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Perl, our county eoronor, Mr. nnd Mrs. "Charley E. Terrill, our yopular sheriff. Mrs. A. J. Florey has been vi.slt Ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ander son of Medford nnd A. J. Florey Is dining at tho Sunnyside. There was n man, wife nnd child came in Monday for dinner and gave their name as Jcrrnan. Mr. Jorman claimed to have boon here in his younger days, but now is from (irants Pass. They were on their way to Putte Falls to work on the railroad. John Miller, one of our local car penters, has been engaged doing some repair work on the Hunnyslde hotel. Wm. Pierco (lilll) tho chief me chanic for Hubbard Pros., came out and completed some repair work on the pump used Tor irrigating and domestic purposes ut the Sunny. side Monday. 1 understand that Mrs. Dolley Jack has purchased the house, now occu pied by Thomas Obbott of Mr. P. J. Ayrcs and that bo will bo required to Klvo possession in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. "Woodsum and Mr. Woodmim's sister, Mrs. Case and Miss Plough, a high school teacher, all of Seattle, have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Campbell nur banker nnd wife. A. C. Cooke and his son, A. E. Cooke of Portland, a brothor and nephew of my wlfo. of Portland, came in on Us Tuesday afternoon and an nounced ho was going to make us short visit, the first tlmo that cither of them have been farther south: than Eugene, nnd they wero very agreeably disappointed with the goneral ap penranco of the country In Southern Oregon for up In tho northern part of tho statu, about all thu scenery is confined to tho Columbia liver and a few othor places that have been mado attractive by the devices of man. while as they cuino on from Eugono and began to climb the mountain sides and bo able to look up t Into tho donse forests of fir nnd pine and then turn their eyes down ward Into tho deep canyons and look down Into tho tops of tho tall trees and have tho hills and forests Inter spersed with fine valleys and there Interspersed with clear, cold streams of puru water and these valleys cover ed Willi fine fields of grain, orchards and vinyards, but what is tho use in trying to describe the beauties of Southern Oregon? Tho next day they were taken out riding to see the coun try around Central Point and be tween thero and Jacksonville, so that they could seo the odl home of their aunt, the lto Mrs. Mary Chambers, whoso first husband was killed in tho Indian war of '55, and then went to view whuro her remains rest. Tho next day they were taken through the valley. This time your Englo Point correspondent accompanied them nnd nftr reaching Medford, passed on through that beautiful city to be In spected by Us thousands of electric Ilfjhts, nnd passed on up tho valley, viewing tho fine farn.s and orchards, enrapturing their gaze, passing over and admiring our highway ami not ing the beautiful lawns, buildings and streets and ornamental trees and shrubbery along the street of Ash land, leaving the park until later In the day, going on. and on until we reached tho California Uno over one of tho finest highways, but when we reached the California line found a change tn tho nnturo of the road, hut butter than It was the first tlmo your correspondent passed over it In Octo ber, IStil, on horseback, but quite a cbnngo from the Jackson county highway, wo passed on to the once noted town of Hornbrook wbero we stopped and nto lunch and rested a while, began to retrace out steps. There was one Incident occurred or rather that we witnessed ( and thai wns an otd-fashloned threshing ma chine, threshing wheat by the same old process we used seventy-five or eighty years ago, tramping It out with Name "Bayer" on .Genuine Vnlrss you my "llnyor" when you Aspirin, you inny -not. Ret tiui p'uuine Haver proiiuot piTiUTilntl by physicians over twenty-two yciirs nml provwl eau by million! for ooltU, hiMiiluchiv tooth iu'Iu'. earache,' n-urulf.'in, lumbago, rheu matism, ncuriti. anil for pain ii. emeriti. Accept only "Buyer" p:u!uu;t which contain propor directions, lluwly Iwxcs of twelve tulili't coat tVw cents lniK!iU uliio Hill bottles of 21 und 100 Aspirin is llio trade murk of Hayci Manufacture of iMoiioaa'ticaciikatiT u Salic licacid. Portland Journal's View of Judgeship Race in Jackson County In Jackson county there Is exam ple of the bitterness that results when a religious debate Is made the over shadowing Issue III an election. former Senator Thomas, with a most excellent record in tho lesinl'i ture. was overwhelmingly nominated in the republican primaries, for cir cuit judne. , Very bitter feelii's was aroused In the recent recall elecll m out there, and some of his critics aro publicly demundlng that Senator Thomas declare his position with re' euce to the Ku Klux Klan. Suppose Senator Thomas, ad a can didate for Judge, should make i, statement denouncing secret oranl uiioim In general and the Ku Klux Klan In particular, and suujiose that he should be elected judge. Several Jackson county citizens are now under Indictment for allege 1 connection with Klan ntlvUIrs. Their cases might not como to trial null tho Judge soon to be cleeiod tikes his seat. It is sci.cei; lvi k u! le that the fair inindei people f Jackson county would want them tried by a judge who, tni a pub lic statement, had nr;.vilously 'ir- 'lowled;;. d that he ha! pre-juilg-.l Uiilr cases. , The slt ir.iion cxampie.-i the i il'take of raising up a slxteent'i ivnturv re ilfious controversy as a 1.932 elec tion Issue. In such cortrovorries III 1UI INC'.IIAM, Ala., Aufc. .Rver see anything happen which couldn't possibly occur? Neither had Johnny. Conway, nn employe of a foundry in Kaat Hir mingham, until qulto recently. Busy about bis tasks, Conway's at tention was suddenly diverted by the fluttering of wings. lie looked and then he rubbed his eyes and looked more carefully. Conway has always been noted among his intimates as a young man who "looks not upon the wine when it Is red, nor upon tho 'lightning' when it is white," but, upon this occasion, ho began to Won der If he wus "seein" things that ain't." Calling-Some of his companions, ho showed them the object that had claimed his attention. Their verdict was that Conway's vision wns in per fect working order, for they saw the same thing that he did, to wit: A half -grown Kimlinh sparrow. These horses, and still the appearance of everything looked modern. We did not stop until wo reached tho Kingsbury Soda Springs, where we all drank our fill, passing on we finally entered the world renowned Ashland park, driving up through and looking at its beauties and conven ieneies nnd testing the different kinds of water, finally settled down to feast again on fried chicken, etc.. finally mode another start for home, but when we reached main street, Med ford, turned our course nnd went out across tho railroad track by the post office building and pnst Coroner 1'erl'n beautiful home, so ns to have them view the city by lamp light. Jackson County Fair, Medford, Sep tember 13 to 10. tf SOW BETTER HARVEST BETTER CROPS Sow clean grain and you will reap a. olean. , ; harvest. If you have no ..way of cleaning your seed, bring it in to us for a real clean ing. ' ' UP-TO-THE-MINUTE : V MODERN CLEANING MILLS Make it possibletfor lis to do a superior job A job you'll be pleased with. SATISFACTION ASSURED Let us clean the weed seeds, straw and other foul matter out of your grain. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. l'hono -do AT Vll feiling b:..jmes so emb iced th son.e iii. otherwise er.tl-.-lv rea-, s..i:able, lose their semr'j of prc por-j lion '1 h'? b'an in Jackson eou,u, -.l.r iid ' k'l the RdminiMr. .-o of 'l.ei I.iw 'ii thv courts, but a v. is r. I . Khsoyi ; rw to project the court intoj the gutter of politics. j The Klan, In undertaking io pun- ish offenders outside of the courts.; usurped auth'j. which it l:-d lu-l legal right to txerclie. Hut any ri-'iuH her who took part in thoso a.-ivitlts! lb entitled to a f..tr trial before an j unprejudiced i.i'U", wlu? .n'.ud !sj open und behind whoso record there Is no prejudgment ot the case. Tho protection of life and prop erty is in the hands u: the courts. Every jvflgo should alra..'! maintain a free and open mlud to the en 1 that he may act Impartially end without prejudice In ull matter! tnat come before him for adjudication. What would be the use of having coliirts if judges beforehand formed opinions and publicly expressed them concern ing (mentions that might be present ed before them for decision? If, us In the Jackson county case, the religious debute and controversy over the Klan threatens to Involve the Judiciary, it is certainly time for sober-minded citizens to stop am' think over the question. Whither are we drifting? Portland Journal. are common enough sight hereabouts, but This particular sparrow was white at least as while, as a fledgling reared to adolescence amidst the smoko and grime of foundry eaves enn ever hoye, to be and it had pink eyes! Conway captured ' tho youngster and ook it home, where another youngster, John Conway, Jr., now has it under his especial care. Young Conway seems to take more prido in exhibiting1 tho freak than the latter does In satisfying the curiosity of the neighbors; for when it opens its eyes, which it rarely does, it is .simply, to flash a momentary glance of pinkr tinged superiority upon Us audience. Of course, where his sparrowness Inclined to be , communicative, : he could easily answer the ouestlon of the "why" of his peeuliai"colorliig by the' simple statement that he is an albino a freak (common to many forms of animal life. Legar Guarantee Givers No need nf Knifm nn pnitlcontin'!e work. 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