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MTCBFOTIT) MATL TTtrBtHsTE, rEDFORD. ftRKCOX. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1:1 lft'29.
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Educational Building alt
Jackson County Fair
Houses Interesting Ex
hibitsLincoln Outfit in
Miniature Humane So
ciety Has Booth.
Ti'PKpmiim n variety of exhibit
from the majority of tin city and
county srhool in Jackson countv,
the Kdui-hti'innl building l.-f n f'a
t u -c (if the .Im UwMii county fair.
Which opened lasl Wednesday, Med
fold .schools al t well rc'l c.sente.l
amU Include a number of exhibit
of cHpeehil interest.
The Lincoln school l.ooth ha ;ui
interesting "covered wiiunn" pro
ject, Including a uumlicr of small
but realistic pn.irie M-booio-rn use I
in duyn hum nme by. Oxen,
tlmm;h fashioned from toy sawdust
filled dojM. present ii naiui-jil ai
pcarance. The waon train 1
purently Htoppcd ne;.r n water
course, which even has little miiia
Uire fltll. A liURler is ( hnniii:;
against a waK'in Mowing 'n Silent
horn, ami bahien can lie seen lif the
rear of one or two .of the wagons,
ami not far away is an ai-d couple
t-eeminnly taliiny an evening stroll
toward a man who Is in (he act of
i-epaii'ltiK a broken wheel. In ad
dition to tliis, the school has an
Interesting array of work by the
Htmlcntti.
Dresses are one of the f'-aiiires
of the Junior Hi-Jh school vxlnl.it
and penmanship ccriil'icates are i
feature of the Jackson school ex
hil.lt.
Hull School I Miihll
The iligh school cxhihit is di
vide,! Into several department ,
presentinn hif-h jraifc- work in
each. Well carved snap Htaliieitcs
are a feature cxhihit, and In the
farm shop division, products of
the foi'jc and work done wit It
leather are Interestlm;. The man
ual training department is repre
sented by woodwork, including ;t
nil in her of well made desks and
blue prints. Stuck away in this de
partment is also a collection of
preserved Minall rcpt Men and in -JtectH.
Normal School Aitracls
The Southern Orenoii Norm,.l
flniol of Asli!fud features ale on
project work and hax at.iratitud the
close Inspection of hundreds of vN-Itoi-M.
The Ashland l!IMi' sell on I
v- :.-.in Jrwir.h Icaderti "called cn Secrcnry Stimson in Voeh-
it-.jt:n to pro'.cit atjaint "uu&peakaalo
in Pa'.'.'-Vins.
n'.rocities" against the Jews
also has an Interesting exhibit, as
well an the Ashh.nd hlulT and
( ! raminar schools.
Itmal schools represculed In ihc
building include the foil. .wing:
Mulie Kails, Kvans Valley, Anie
lope, Mlberly, t'raler Lake, Mead
oVH. Sterling. Climax. Utile Apple
gale, Malchery. Dcbenuer (iap.
AhlcihiiHtk, l.i.ke Creek. I.aurel
hursl. Lost t'l-iek. l'pp.-r Trail.
North Phoenix, Pankey, Neil Creek.
Utile Mntie Creek. Aiulcit-on
Creek, Howard, (ink drove, Willow
Springs. Wagner Cjei k, Agaie,
West Side, Derby, Mellvicw. Inde
pendence, Table Pock. Touts Creel:,
hone Pine, IE. -esc Creek, Ci Iff in
Creek. I tog ue Klver, Sams V a I ley.
K;t:;lr Poinl and Anlnnli,
The Jaeksonville. Cold Hill,
Talent. Phoenix i.nd Central Point
schools are also represented.
Iliiiiuiiii SoeU'iy Itoolli
The JiH'ksnti i 'on my II uma ne
soeiety has an Interest Im: booth
and displays a number nf posters,
made by schou) children from all
pails of the nation, encoiiniKinu
kindness toward animals and aboli
tion of rodeos. There is also a sup
ply of litM'alure available for all
interested In humane sociely Work.
The Jackson Con nty 1 1 call h
unit maintains a first aid station
in the building and i.lso an Inter
esilng exhlbli. a feature of which
Is the making of dlplhci'Ut toxin
u ii 1 1 toxin,
'l-ll Work Shown
An exhibit of I II Hoys' and
Hirls' club work Is nltM on display
in the building and H-aturcs
dresees, pastries and home i-ooked
fooilH. One cxhihit Is thai of a
boys' sewlmr club and includ""
some remarkably good work. 'eg
e tables grown by boys are also
shown.
Arrangements have been made t )
use the court room in the fed'w.J
building for tho sessions flu ring th
Orcfni liar association convention
in be held here September L'7 and
I'S, aci-oiding to A. K. Jleaiue,
cdiairman of general committee, In
charge of the local portion of the
program.
A dinner dance will he one of
the main entertain men t feu tu res
during the convention this to !
held on Friday evening, September
'-'7, at the Hold Medford.. On Sat
urday evenlim the annual banum-i
of t lie association will he held :n
the hotel, the program of which
will be provided for by t he state
e;;ernt ive committee. J n If resting
speakers from vurious sections of
the siate will be heard lit that time
on subjects both sceriouB and
humorous, it is said.
The local Mai' association hu
added n number of features for the
cnleituiniiH-nt of the large body of
distinguished visitors and dclc
ga les. Including a trip to Crater
Lake, and a scenic tour of the -valley
to be conducted through the
louriesy of the P.uslness and Pro
t'essiona I Women's club of Med -ford.
A record breaking attendance of
attorneys is expected from various
cities throughout the tsate, most of
the circuit Judges and the judge:
of the supreme court.
V Kit OCX. Krance lI1 An anony
mous American has given HPI.uimi .
Iianc.:- about S-I.UUM- to help re-'
pair war damages to. the C:tt hed rt I
of Veidun. The leiter which 'ne-j
compnnied ihe gift asked the:
Hi.-dinp id' Veriluu i)t to reveal the
American's name. )
"Allltoiigh 1 am a I 'rotes', a ni ,'' ;
the dofior faid. "1 realize that Hu
Calh'tlic church Is the real mother (
of Christianity. Without her we
wi ui hi become barbarians In a pa -gan
world." ;
The terrific bombard in en is of
,1ft Hi reduced the ancient cathedral.:
which is one of those thick stone
sii ucluri N built to last for ages, to
a mere shell. Milch progress had
already been made In restoring the,
old building, and t he A pie ii can's 1
donation will go further in over
coming damage by Herman shells.
Iron Works limns
MAKSHKIKI.D. Ore., Sept. IK---ll'i-
Hire, believed to have started -from
t he furnace, hit' last night
dest roved the Xoi ih Mend I ron
Works and Foundry In North Mend'
with a loss csiimi.led at more than,
Slo.lMi'i. The loss of patterns and
in.'i' hinery was the greatest.
TO . FIGHT FIRES
flying
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1 bovs' sewlmr club and include in.irhinei-v was the greatest.
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Two men of the Crater National
park personnel, W. L. Jones, super-
iutendeut of road construct ion. ami
Wm. Hughes, foreman of roads. '
who are meinheis of t he flying
squadron of fire fighters of South-'
em Oregon, have left this eiiy to
assist t he many fire fighters in
(limiting the bad fires in Coos,
county.
Mr. Jones is chief qf the
squadron and .Mr. Hughes it.
lis foremen, as is also' A. H
son. forest examiner, and
(June ken bush, assistant ranger of
the Siskiyou national forest with
headquarters at H rants Pi.ss, and
Mr, Mcaeham of the Fmpqtia na
tional forest at Itosehut'g. all of
whom also went to the scene of
the Coos county flre-i yesterday. j
It Is the business of the above;
mentioned men to organise the fire ;
flghtim crews und look lifter their
maintenance while 'cngng'Td in fire
fighting. y 1
No new fires had been (reported
In the Crater national forrst up to I
noon.
OF CHICAGO TAKEN
IDE
CJHCAC.O. Sept, 13. () Clung
murder, with a background i;i
politics, confronted police today In
the death of CharleH S. P.rown. js-yenr-old
precinct captain for. Aid -
rmnn Horsey Crowe of the 4 -ml
id.
It row ii, dying from four bullet
wounds In t he head, was pitched
into the street from a curiiUned
automobile as, with lights out. It
purred through the "foaming Fif
ties," south side heer battleground.
last night. His hands had been
bound behind him' with wire, and
he had been robbed.
Police Immediately sought to fit
the crime into the Jigsaw puzzle of
the pnsi mo tub's slayings. They
saw (u Crown's death possible re
prisal for the slaying September 1
Henry Connors In a gun fight
at the C. ami . cabaret on Norm
Clark street.
BETTER FOOD VALUES
WASIIINCTON. Sept. 1.1. tVi
The high protein content of Ca
nadian wheat, adequate storage
facilities and fax m able transpor
tation rates were cited today by
officials of the bureau of ngrleul
tnral economics as Important fae
tors contributing to the disparity
hotv een Canadian and American
wheat prices.
The bureau yesterd.iy undertook
an investigation at the request of
the federal farm board to hum
the causes of the disparity and
what bearing storage facilities in
this country had on It.
EYESIGHT SAVED FOR
PIVIKKA. Ore.. Sept, 13 iSpM
Ml I lard Hull has i el nined from
San Fr.tuvisvts where he has been
in a hiwpi(:l receiving treatment
for eye trouble. Mr. Hull has lest
the sight of his b ft re, hut fee's
quite fortunate that the sight of
Ills light pye was saved,
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At the Big
It will be "the biggest and best day of the entire
Fair, AH prize winners in every department will
be wearing their ribbons.
fast Speed Program
Including free for all pace, special trot
and two splendid running races.
The large number of entries in each
race insures four of the best contests
of the week.
Dove Anderson's Rodeo, Zerados
Aerial Artists, Manuel Marcias the
tight-wire wizard, Brownings Carni
val, Medford Elks band, Big Dance at
night in Pavilion.
Grand
lspiay or rirev
vorks
Following each evening's program in front of the grandstand
School Children F
REE Saturday,
The Fair Board was so pleased W'ith the splendid success of Children's day Wed
nesday that they have decided to admit all children under 16 years of age free
again Saturday afternoon. v
Excellent Program Tonight
In front of the grandstand, also on Saturday night, beginning at 7:30 p. m.