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jMEIvKORD yrXTL TftTPCyR, MEDTWD, OKECiON:. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. 1020, Mu ( T.tU-m. Klvntuh Miid X-w In atM tu ih-r Ijirr t-x- flitrafitN. jm.ii it- of whotn have nitty nt nr- (hi ruMiit- m. klmw. One , .f th- ff .turr o( the eihihit i a , Klt-mih due wtfMKhific 1 -nuint. Ui-i Ui -iJ u ,- n..ily a himi -I WfiKfit fur iirh tal.hu.-. in southern Oi Thi-i tliv Kiwi wa dIh hr'lulf-tl tu tt ju i"Uy. TOMORROW FLAPPER TEACHER FKjVj etght s -rt-N, -rvnn i hit gg! EXHIBIT OF! as'jit r -. t- LIVLUIUUIV A Sour Stomach In the tuna lima it takes a dose of feoda to bring a liule temporary relief , of pu arid sour atomac-h, Phillip Milk of Mapneai has acidity yxn- leu-ljr checked, aod the digMtive nrpajis all tnuiquiljzfcd. Out you have tried thia form of relief you wilt I (fue to worry about your diet aud ' tiperienea a new freedom in eating. 'ihis pleaujifc preparation is iuat ES good fur children, too, Use it wfien ' ever coated tongue or fetid breath fcjpnab need of a sweetener. Physi- riau will tfll you that erenr ipoon- . ful of Phillips Milk of Magnesia Xteutraiizs many times its toIuio in aid. Get the genuine, the nam ' Phillips is important, j""'""? d ( pji act toe samel PHILLIPS Milk of Magnesia Fair Barns Crowded 8y Aristocrats of Livestock,1 Poultry and Rabbit King-j doms Many Valley, Farms Display Stock Club Entries Add to the. Feathered Exhibit. ' L TO BE INSTALLED INK CRATER LAKE r . . : - ' HTUTKR LAKi:. Ore, Siil. 11. Spcvial. A beautiful niru i tuck. Ims m rived lu lie hunu in ttn- mcli iay Ix'twcm the lobby and the of fice of the 1.mIkv T.le lare 1m ineoive luukiiiK Instrument i t In a l.nte cut of a cedar Ior about a foul in Ui ic It ns vvilh u diaine ler nf three feet. 'ei lion Vawier and V a r d Iteeney motored from Jlledfonl to Met day to fcet M r. lEi-ller th.tn exiec(aIion.-. exhib its in t iie liventutk, poultry and rabbit division nf the JackKuii 'oUMv Kalr. vvhirh opened toda v 1 ' 'rater l-iko neiit .Medforil, ini-luded tie la i Kent i v1' '" Vawier iinr) nn Sfi-ry who viii lety in yearn and were crowd inic ' h;i v'" ,M'n uests ut the lodgf for tlieir vai loUH dep;ij tnientr'. expeei- j I"1"1 1 w ' weckw. ally enirieH by Uy' euuniy clubs. A"" '-"'' Oaiinan of .Medford Where last year there wuh ample a,Ml " !"' "f friends were kii-Mm renin In ihe livestock dlvi!iuii. 'iater Lake yetrday. many enirie could not be accept- j AHsu Ooiuthy Ininham uf Kldin- ed because of insufficient pace. i'li l-'-'il' Hpi-nt u .short time at the KNOX VIM. K Tetin., yept. .11 iiMIks .Mildred UyU utu 'I'iPtty, who it accused ly parents of ter pupils of betnt; a product of i 'a yuiriiK. vt klews. thnuhtleHS. ,dont caie use, thlnklne of every- tlniu; but i he se'totiK mde of lire." performed lu?r duties as principal of the county hii;li school near ln;re without iiow ol concern toduy while auaitiim a hearing of th (haigett before the Knox county board of education. The accusations, filed by several member of her school's Parent Teachers' association, were an swered by MIhn IJoyle by a state ment in which she declared the mention of the flapper ane "was a general Indictment of the, younger generation." Hip said the charges were vague and asked that they be dismissed. The Knox county hoard of education meetH tomorrow. Miss Doyle reported a record number of students have enrolled in her scl ool since the allegations were made. Among the many Inte e-ttinu The Best Suit Values In Town ARE RIGHT HERE! Come in and make me llukc y UM ilay, having moinrt'ilj up thine visitors aw In (liix (Hvllim ;'' Willi rrii-nds laic In Ine ullci Imlay whm an HiMt.potinil mtw, n. :""n jt.Ti.1 l.y llu- I plr.n Hiollicin of I - "l"1 J'rry .Uimiih- anil ivnlrnl I'oinl. So lark-o Ik linn iMauriiic I'aiiull and flicmls Si-nl animal thai ll l cani-1y ahl- lo.SlMiclay al lh' IimIki-. rduinini.- m jua.l.llo ahnul. In ad. Iltl. .n lo til.- Al")f"'il In the nllcrnnoii. so, they ha vi- rivp ..-riK ,.f pull-! Mi'- '"' lr. J- C. ,AinsUullll (if j ln il ttiKM (in xhi)ilt. Jl'orlland snt the wpkenil at William J. Warner ami mm ami lat' r Lake. Mr. Aiilxwnnli Ik P. 11. Youne are holni; a mw ''onneel.-cl with the fulled Slate j wllh n litter of 11 iiIkk, ralxed on , Nail"al hank In that eity. tne Warner raneli near I'lnienlx. I H'd.ert I'lan.y ami Anita .Muhr :lio i.r the largest exhihltniK In the "f Aleilfunt liit.t..l ed tc. I'ratei 'hot- division in the KllnBer K j l.ake Sunday, farm of Ashland with nine pens uf j A Kl'iup of visitors fn.1.1 Med ia variety .if I, reeds. The KIIiibit j f,ml emisisllni: of Miss Helen N.,r 1 farm Is "lie of the laricest of Its His and mother and .Mr. and Mm. iklnd In southern llreKon. W. , Shepherd of I'lloeni.x were cuesls Thidsn of Murphy has four pens on '' "i" l"dK- one day t.lis week exhlltltion. Leonard Freeman of1 E E 'entral I'idnt. three pen, and four PROVE IT. i A number of ("heater White hogs i are iilhu heliiK mIiowii by IMcar Ini . 1 (irimej ut I In rrisl.ui e. l.at:irop a snow you SOME.inotii.rs or Central 1'oint have six FABRICS, fabrics, pure!,,"n" Mn'1 K- Sml,h of (,,,"tr'11 - ' , , , i b.i o"'. Jn addition to thene, a wool or worsted, patterns , numlu-r of Pile etitrlcM were alsu that are choice, and"I,",,"'l m ATT -n-ri-rr. ... ' ! Hell 1 ) elchl Hull XAlljUItlJXU Wlin a C0n- Said to he one t the laiKist ftrifTlfP lllolsteln hulls on the I'aclfl a hull weilthlliB L'NIIII pounds, is exhihlted hy I'.'dKar (iriuies. who YOTT'R'R RTfiTTT T rJnn't''"'"l"nl "' eattle. mostly - . make much on these suits. H. t'omptoti, necietary of the Seaside chamber uf commerce vis ited Crater l.ake. leaving" Sunday for Oregon ("a vex and other points of interest In Miuthcrn (-reson. Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hutchison, Mrs. V. 1. Va-.vler. Sr., and Dr. and Mis. i;. It. I'iekel made tii a party of Medfurdiles visitltm the lake Sunday. Mr. and Mi J. J. Tobln ofjKli,phi ST. UH'IS. Sept. 11. tA't Offic ials of t'le Tiiiiis-4'ontlnentMl Air Tiansport .a:d in a rejiort last nilil tliat they were unable tu give "an irreiutable cauc" uf the wreck .f the air liner, "City of San Kran- I'iyco" with the lus.- uf fjKht lives, hut expreed the odnin that I'liut Sluwe cia.sjjed into the i-ide uf Mount Taylor. .V. M.. at full speed and uiub-r full control. The rcpnit added that he miKht have been Idimlcd momentarily by a si-veie florin. The ci'inpaiiy's i-eptn-t of the accident uas based laiKfly on the report of Col. Charles A. ;nd- . In-ryh. chairman of the technical committee, who went to the scene f the disaster, and on the t.-le- cpori of I 'mi I Collins. general supei inteiidenl of the line, who dh ected th search and visit ed the wreck. I call them my "MIS- llolsleln. and 47 head of sheep lo I the fair. However, a portion of the slock was entered hy dull hoyH QlUSHAtiX SUltS. They :n !. I'll. U. tlrlmes. I'aill Ol't in fniim ami Jl'"l,' ""'I "en I hrlstensen. They Statt, t,tPtP WI1 ?'nUi "leinhers of elu ad. y MAKE FRIENDS FOR 'k.ik.m in.es. ii ME. And I am SATISFIED. j ii. i uuriK a no . ,i . m a rner land sun have a stiiiiK uf 14 f?ond appvarliiK Jersey cows oti show. and nearly take up one side of theiSunday at the lake. Newport, Oreijnii spent the week end at Crater Like. Mr. T.ddn Is asi.ga prominent hotel man at New port. Mr. and Mrs. John .1. Hopkins ami daughter Dlanne, and M iss Until J'orst er. M is. W. 1 '. S. Thorne and daughter T.ieresa were weekend visitor, from New York City. It. K. Cm ran of Winnipeg. Can., ami Mr. and .Mrs. M. C. Moure uf Honolulu. Hawaii, were vi.-dturs over lhi wei-lt end fiiim ili. . 1 et distances. ! KIS A NKKf IT. Ky.. Sept. 11.- Mrs. ,M a u hamplin and t IV-t iovenmr Kh m D- S;imsnn luuehtei- Pauline .-f leiir,.i.l m.,.m I WUH scheMled In ap ear this i i UPSTAIRS 128 East Main barn. A number of Lakeside Ayr- shires are exhibited from (irantH I I'ass and the usual exhibition of Kood look i ni; stock from the Mount Crest ranch near Hilt, Calir., Is 1 also belnjr shown. Khlland l.hlbils A sti lus of nillkiHK Short horns, entered by the Klrthind Kurm near Central I'ulut. altracti-i special at tention from the many vl-iiurs and Is one of the. three herds In Jack- Jne lllllls and Charles niodn ed from Medford l.ake Sunday In the early moinlim hours, tlien motored on to I iam ond Utke where they have a part neisnip motor boat. Mrs. Kiuina lllllis anil friends were visitors at the lake Sunday. They motored lo .Medford in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Redman of Portland spent the weekend at 1 mm county. The Mrihmd l-arm Is the inke. Mr. Itcdmnn is very also showing two la rue black well known iiinmii; the business j I'erchei'on horses a ml four saddle men In Medford. j horses. Den Hur. Heuu (leste. Ita-j Mr. and Mrs. .). K. McCunkie of ; inona and Dab. The "Stamlard . tland visited over the week-end inornitiK before ihe Kranklin coun- Wakefield i l Kril,,,i Jury, to he questioned, it to Crater Is "'"'cr-toud. in connection with tne invcstii;a!ion of the atTalrs of the Mate textbotik commission, of which" he is chairman. H was sr.ved with a summons yesterday. Thirteen witnesses, consist in u of five members of t he onimlssioi and dnht representatives of pub -lishtim firms which submitled bil- on books to be adopted for use in Kentucky public schools. hav been questioned for a total of more than 10 hours by the jury. A WW if f I 1 11-' foacii -i 1 1 reu saddle horse of es l.auton of Melfoid Is also beltiK thown. Included anions the. exhibitoiH ttfdahy and beef cows are Newbry and Son uf Talent, Krnet Calhoun. 'I r L GO EAST tlii, modem, ddiKhtlul wiy. Knjoy tlie Nation's beauty spoti s you slide over icenic highways in a big, casy-rid-iii(, luxurious motor-coacli. Choic?ol 5 rtat trans-con. linrfiral routes. Ooone way, return another. Lowmoticy avuig farts. Salt Lake City Denver . El Paso Kansas City St. Louis Chicago New York . J25.60 40.60 .. 42.50 . S4.I0 59. 0 62.10 . 82.10 TERMINAL HOTEL JACKSON 102 So. Central Phone 309 Con mt9 wllh Ii. Driee at the IndKe. Mrs. . .McCunkie Is the daughter f .Mr. j I'rlee. They had as their nuesl j C. C. Clark of London who Is con- j nerted with the American Can Charley J trot hen. of I.aKe Creek. ' company. i J. McCracken of Ashland and oth- Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Itichnmnd ' not avail- ;and friends motored tu Crater ! lAikv Sunday to visit their daugh ter Miss Wllda who Is employed at lodue Ihis season. th STAIE DRY OPERATIVES' SAl.K.M. Ore.. Sept. n ij'i -During I he nuinlli of August nper ntlves of the male luolilhitiiui ile liarlnienl paitiiiimteil In IL'J in lests. says (lit; monthly report of lieoiKe Alexander, stale prohihii inn romtllissloiier. Tines were levle.l for vlnlatiiitis In the sum ol $l!i,n."ill anil jail setiteiiceH totaled Kl'i ilays. Mash (leBtroyeil lolaleil 4. Mil Kallous and lliinr I1L'" Kallnns. Fourteen stills uttil four iiutoiun- lilles Were seized. ers whoite names w aide this forenoon. Sheep lliilslim In the sheep division the Ox ford, Shropshire, Cotswold. ftoni nev hreeits seem to he the most popular. In addition to the 47 head of sheep entered hy Ihe I. inn eounly elnl, Imys. there are numer ous Jackson eounly eluh entrants. The .Mount first ranch has font pens of Sloop-hires, lion Cunyard of Colli lllil has one pen of Shnon. shlies. l-'ic.l l.oMand of I'cnliali I'olnt h is a pen of koinucvs. I. A. j S.ila.le. Jr . f Central I'olnt has I five p. ns of Shi "I'shlrcs. A nillll- 1 l"-r of late rallies ueie jil-,, !"' te, ! I'ouliry l-'xhlhli As the . suit of loin; pi cpa I at loll I'V A II. Wlllclt of Ihe Villa Hosa lan.h near Medli.id, tile poultl; cMlil.lt Is one of Ihe liesl seen In -olithern Oiet-on f.n imantlty ami! nntllt'. and Include exhii.iis ft ' - eial laiue pi.jdueers. Imduilllik- I the VlIU Kosj, laltch wllh Austral- j "IP and olher ..u l I y ; I'. A I'.n toli ot Ashland, i.ari' i- llni k'. anil ! Ihe U hlle lli- !'oiHti h'alni of Talent. There aie .,,,i,-s of ex-' hll'ilois Willi slilall.-r tlltllrs. In- ' cluduiH a laiKe ailely of t hu kelis. , turkes, ducks and e.se t'lul. ' wik Is also an iinpi'iiant featuie "f t 111- division, whhli was to I.,., Judlicd toilay h- I', s lliewstcr of' I "Miami, a i). ill,. a,, i, i,,,, II ' ex pet t. Ilahhll lAhllill l.-ist year Was the first lime a lnhl.it exhll'lt Was shown at a Lo ksoit county fail, h ml was a initial. Ic display. Lin u,,. x ll i l.i "f Ihis eai. Undei the chaise o II II. I.owe. olltshliirs I success, especially III duality. l,r, -l"'l tal.l.jls aie on cthll.tt ii t. ; 1' iwelhale Italihlliy of l'otiin, . ' l'rlnifs It.ssncrs. exhll.ttluK Chin, hlllas KiliK .l..m,. Mi l). Krance. Sept. 1 1 . ,s, ' "" ''''"' compiani ,,f ,;,,, 1 1 ill. I 'i In i ' I'h.u lolie of Monnco t" Silier Tips and Slikas: c. S. Hoi,, day wss tenoned far re. i.vei et ns of Talent, in,,,, n. v.-ins. v . I fn. in her recent lllmss wlili h on- l.awson of Maple 'alk i,He. ,. 'fined hei to the p.llce f"l seletll Zealand Whites and chin, hi Mas : .1 ..v s that she iu will he aide 1.1. Allhotl-e of Medfoid. Allien- to ivnew tlcKoll-lt kilts with hei can While- I. V. Ilanev of Kin in. I father siihl.cts i ...... .a ,.. ik. IIKKMKHTOX. Wash.. Sept. 11. -Mrs. Jeff Little of I'ort Orchard. who nave birth to a seven-pniui'l daughter when she wus rim over. atuiday hy an automohile she was cranhinc while It was in tear. illeil In a hospiial here. The in- alll ilieil n few hours later. Two small children nnd Ihe widower survive Invitation to Visit New S. O. S. Plant Tonight ii p The new Southern Oregon s, ,"),... dolt pat klni; and Coldsioiafe plant, loci. led just noith of the f.Cr .rounds will . operation to irniht and visitor lo the fair are united hy the company to Ms.t the plant. This is one of the most modci-a ' "I plains or the kind on tllllc i st ai , in, I a ;-n will he h,.ih i ,,i . 111,1 h.'lieflclal. c Bothered With Backache? Sure your kidneys are working right? ARE you always lame and achy sullertng nagging backache, headache and dizxy spells? Are kidu.y excretions too fre quent, .canty or burning in passage? These are often signs ol sluggish kidneys and shouldn't be neglected. lo promote normal kidney ac tion and assint your kidneys in cleansing your blood of poisonous wastes, use Dean j f'ilh. Recom mended the world over. Sold by dealers everywhere. 50.000 Users Endorse Doan's: M'- L. Dl.l., 1015 S. Sum, S.rr. mn,. C.hf., iia, ' I am .ui.U .Li.tul le Usis l',ll. My kajrw-.. wtir'not lsn- Wi Ju. .rsl h.d h.,k.,h. Alt.i smi.s lAlavB I ill. I l-J i. iu. HP IT TT T Til 6WX A l, 1 O U I . .' ::-!fl ' i - . .:; ' Day at the Big' 9 Big Exhibits of All Kinds Are in Place Anderson's Rodeo Stunts Every Day In Front of the Grandstand rr i ... nn Aeraao iroupe In Aerial Acts and Manuel Marcias on tight wire Between Races In Front of the Grandstand Speed Program Races start 1:30 P. M. 2:20 Trot Purse $300. 2:15 Pace $300. . Running 6 furlongs $100. Running 4 furlongs $100. Elks Derby. Every heat a race. Night Program 6:15 Cleveland's Orchestra in th Merchants' building. T.On 1. 1 K. If i t-sll i ;ou oranascana. ivieaiord liks Band. r a i r i t i uuve rtnuerson s ioaeo. .eraao Troupe. Manuel Marcias. Carnival and Midway Attractions Big Grand Display of Fireworks Put on by Hilt Fireworks Co. in front.of the grandstand every night. oacfin Tirlol" 1 1 Get licket good every y night for si JLUjUII I ILiIlI vj) I Regular price S3. Buy them and save money A gala week for all Southern Oregon and Northern California people. Some thing doing every day and night. Dance Every Night in I7 r l r ! mir urounas ravilion "" , i as, run I, "hi llah-' si II ill i of Mona