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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1929)
' WETiFOiTD mTTi'lTRTRTTYP. nFOTZT). ORKfiON'. fcrKTUY. SF.rTEMTtKIl S, 1020. PXOE THREE LOCAL YOUTHS IN YOUTH HELD AS NOTED BRITISHER FAIR SECRETARY , r iun:iiK to Uu- mil! jieutluUiirUu-s. Tin- finv was .s.iM to i-'.ver sev he Ml.hlenly oll;tpM-il. )le f!Ul ; . ; lI h.:iM:i'll ;n ivs. ll ileal loyetl In-t'tiri' mviln al ;titl coulii he kuiii-, inn' tlnui', li.OuD.nno f.-et t.f . HoKue Kivt'c Valloy Tho Scenic lUiuUisc of the world rri'.nttl. r:i!nii fnreinnii s:t iz' limNer. DawKIM nrlvArtlnlnv ret rnult. jA NEW. FORM OF RECKLESS DRIVER: on short visit away by sudden r POP'S PREDICTION EAT-LEAN CONTEST AGED MAN HUR T TO THIS VALLEY DEATH OF KIN Mr. Fruit Grower The Wti-st mul Ins county, fair in fiMi'iy!" This is the n-; tl:eUn uf l K. tnUi for Uu- J;m K.son ( 'mi my jiroiUicis i-hil'i- f tin n o;n-nili lit the locul fail J Ki-oumhi Wriiiit sday for( a fum-ilay . huwinj;. With einht numbers of' tlu noi.'To on tlu hoard of direc- j tors anil two mart iiK;mbtrn on' the oxeeu ive inuiiiitt?e, J'resi-; dent tin ton in'Ue.ve that t ho ; ! i-.Juutt'nn has lioon rffoctod for tlu-! assured suooh of the fair. , That thi first day of the whloh ia a BelvooJ holiday and; iroo of uilmisMmi tt tho children, i will he the Most day of the j four, wan rimum-i statement made j hy -Mr. (.iaios. Aside from the j regular exhibits of stock: pnuUu-oj and local lndii:.trios, there will ho a complete pro.rfi m of events thai wfll fill every inlniue of the -l-n-ilif1 .l:iv An ir u posing line of thorough - j hred hoi'Kes save heen iiilpoi- ed i lor the reehiK events to he a fe-i- j ture each day. l-'eturt-tl runners from the (Iresham fair, from Ku pt'iic ami other On-yon tmeU Will l.e entered in the 1m-:i! race-, whieh in themselves are expected to draw a hiii;e crowd 'from till points i hrnuu limit the vull-y. j On Thursday, the sec-. .ml dayj of he fair, the KlUs Derhj will he hehl. when the winnim; ; Inu'M' will he decorated with .a j beautiful floral horseshoe. A si!-( ! eup nnd a suh.stant lal jurro will he given as the prize. iae .indersou's r o d e u, with hronci-s and It u c !; i n i: luiffale. dare-devil cow - hoys ami all the lr.mnif:ie,s will entt-rtuin tin Kntudsiand Htidieiicf as a super special J'e.-ture of the afternoon riim;i'i!s. Night spectacles including fire works will also ,. pi i-yer.;e.l he fore the grands::! nd, t he admis sion to whloh, in the evenings has hen redie.(d to :!." ami 5ii cents instead of the .".U and on- dollar charge farmerly made. Dancing will he held every t-w-n.iii; a.-; u il as -arniva 1 attra -turns, and vaudcilh- siiows. The children's health par;de. which will take place the first itay of ho fair, is the n I eject of more enthusiasm than ever h-nre. it is said. Students from all the grado schools In the eounty are getting in form for ihe event which is to h? their big contribu tion to the mieeoss of ' he four day festival. Cash prig's as weii1 as ha nneiH will ho 1 he awards in the ratio, to t he on inland in: I pni-iiclpants, from the Imiml of director. The ontconio of a strange l ot In tween Darrell Huson, the liglit-wi-itthi of the iVVdo storo Man, weighing hul a fow ounces more than .lohitiiy'llieen, who is a little hoavier tluul a sthall Kteplmlder. ami Kenneth O: Amler'sun, tho heavyweight uhile phservcr of tin. .Medio wearier still ion. will ho awaited with much interest ' hy tha many frlendti of these ytmng men. Tiie hot wln- !)'.adera half hour after they lunlipartod tho other night alter attending a Sunday school sticitil and itftor Darvell had ol'I'erpd to wager dVmr theatre tick ets that iu a month's timo he would gnifi in welglit twice ar. much a.s Kenneth would lose. Coining tlowu to tjclis. ciich then scoffed ut the idea and the matter vn ilroppeu; hrtt (n reiiching home later Kenneth phoned Iarroll that on thinking the matter over ho would take such a hot. Parrell was more than willing nnd they agreed to moot at Strang's drug store scales and weigh in. KemiMh then hurriedly loaded up his- pockets with huekshot and put on four pairs of socks and sev eral suits of underwear, drank all Hie water he could hold wlthom. spilling and hurried to the scales, where he weighed in at 2'.'.s pounds. Darroll. who was there wailing his arrival, had in Mm meantiiu" divested himself of his socks and underclothing, etc., and taken a .uick emetic. Ho weighed in at l.'iO pounds. So far Kenneth has lost II pounds and iJarre'l has gained eight. It is understood that the h'ttor has a few cards yet m his -deeve besides eating daily all the bettor, candies, potatoes and other starchy folds, and that his oppo nent has purchased a hot sweat bath apparatus. The time is up at the -end of this month. J. J. Miller is in a serious condi tion at the Community hospi;:) this moming after In ins knocked down and drugged across the street by' a d"Mvery truck at 7 o'c.hu-U last night at the intersection ,of Sixth and Oakdale. The driver t of the truck, Kenneth Lewis, was i.vrest ed immediately following Hie acci dent and Is beins held in the coun ty jail on charges of reckless driv ing and speeding, Mr. MHU-iv, the polic.tj officers : stale, was crossing the street at : the regular crossing when struck hy the speeding, car. He was i knocked for nearly I'd. foel, wit- i nesses say. Ho was tuk!:t to the hospilal immediaU-lv. Physicians reported kilo last night, tlu't ite -was badly shaken ami bruised. Miller has been in Medfc.nl for seven:! years and was formerly em- . ployed by the city. Chief of l'olice ; McCredie states. Lewis has b;'0.i ' employed hy a local moot packing -firm and was driving the truck of ! the company when the accident oc- i curred. PAIR FINED EOR R if mi W inston ('hurcliill. noted Knglish parlamrntarian and writer, his two sons and s ec re t a ry . a n d Willi a m Kandolph ilearst, newspaper pub lisher, visited Kogue Kiver valley late yesterday on tKeir way- from Mat real soti'h. Leaving the train at (irants l'ass, they were mot by the British consul at Sanl'Vanciseo. who motored through here to meet them, and by Mr. and Mrs. Morton Smart of Unidoti. personal friends of Churchill, who are spending 10 days at 'easl;u inu. fishing. Lee tiarlock, local manager of the A. A. A., who rode op the train with the party from Portland, very' nearly succeeded in getting the Knglislunan'H secretury to inter cede with his employer on behalf of a visit to Med ford and Crater Lake. This might have been ac-; coinplitdied had not previous nr- ' rangements been made through the llritish consulate at San Kruncisco. Anyway. Lee enjoyed more than 1 an hour's visit with the well in- formed Knglish aecretary, who ox-' pressed considerable interest In the : outcome of this year's, pear crop! throughout the valley. j (letting in tun car of the San , Francisco official, tho noted party i left for the south via tho Redwood j highway. They planned on spend- j iug the night at Crescent City, and , leaving early today for tho hay city, j II. C. l-'owler. county agent, will I;ive today for Portland, called V lite mo Men death of his brotti ri'( James W. Fowler, prominent lumberman of the northern eitv, whose passing away came yes i' i day n ui ruing. Tlie funeral of tin' deceased will take place to morrow afternoon, after which .Mr. Kowler will le-tve for Meilford. ar ising home Tuesday. .l r. Kowler's uuexpeetetl be I in; ca lied away at this time will not interfere- in any way with !a st -minute propin alloiis for county fair, despite the fact thai he is the seeroHary of the county fair association, as ho hud things comparatively well In hand, ami Assistant Secretary Dan 1 lerrlng, anil their asHochites will continue .. lib the work of iirrangenient.H until Ills arrival homo Tuesday. The fair begins Wednesday morn-1 ing. the the POUTLANI), Ore.t Sept. 7.(Tt .lames '. Fowler, vlce-prosidi in and general superintendent of tho Knstern a n tl Western J.ttmhcr oiniany here, dropped dead from overexertion after visiting tho scene of a forest fire on his com pany's holdings near Molulht, SO lodes south of here. It was learn ed tonight. ('wler was reported to have made a tour of the fire lines with a (Mint foreman when, after NEW YORK. Sept. 7. &) Th" American terminal for Merman trans-Atlantic dirigible service Is expected to he established in a eitv soul h of Hailimore. probably at Washington or Richmond. Dr. Hugo Kckonor, skipper of th; (Merman dirigible (Jraf Zeppelin, announced ti.fh'y before having for Mermany. SALK.M, Ore.. Sept. 7. '.-Pi MoV iiuor Patterson today Issued the an ioal proohtmat Ton setting apart the -week of September 15-Hl. as Con.-litution week in Oregon, In conformity with tho national observance. Four game violators were fined in this district during the week, Came Wardens Hoy Parr and F. M. , itrown reported last night. Two of the arrests were made lor kill ing deer out of season and the 'other (wo were for violations of the fish Jaws. . ' Merle Huntley of Lorella Lane , was fined $5u and costs at Klam ath Fall:? for hooking salmon in Hut to Creek. It. F. Williams of Murphy paid a fine of $7' in the justice court at Jacksonville for i killing deer out of season. Ilrunough of .Johnson Prairie was lined S"u for killing deer out of season by the justice court at. Kta- ' imtth Falls. Join: J. Goodman of i Herkeley, Ca!., was found guiliy ol" i angling out of season and fined $-a. The arrests were made by War dens Parr and Itrown. Wedding Bells i SACUAMKNTO, Cal., Sept; 7. MA'- tiovernoiv H. C. Haidrldgo of t Idaho Is 'to be the tuest of ttov : ornor ( C Young, o California ; at the (.'nirfofnla ft in. m tin d Jublleo- ilrand Western Fxpitsitlon. Miss Montana Kanucy, well known ojieralor of the local tele phone exc'i ange. and. Floyd Frock" of Klamath Falls were ii:iet!y unit ed in marriage at 11 o'clock Frl-; day night at the bride's home on North Peach .street, by Rev. J. K. Cornier, pastor of the Methodist , church. South, in the presence of, (he parents of the bride and Broom and u few friends. The newlyweds left for the coast on a wedding trip, and on their I return will make their homo at . Klamath Falls, whore Mi. Prock, j who was formerly with the Littrell j Parts cow pa n y In Med ford, is con-! nected with tho store of tho same; concern at Klamath Falls. 4 ' rOKTLAXD,. Kept. 7. Cioej Lee, -j::, reputed Hip Sing' '1'ong-j man, wus: In, a hospital ' heri .today ' In a serious' condition ffrom a i gunshot wound' 'int lleUd ttihurtly afi'-r midnight. 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