Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 24, 1938, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfEDFORD MATL TKTBUyTE. frfEDFOT.D. CVREGOy. "FT?TPAY. .TTTSHR 21, 1W8. PAGE THTiEE BURBANK COUPLE IN TALENT AREA Mrs. A. N. Reld of Burbank. Cal.. fullered a broken right leg. and X-ray pictures were being taken this after noon In Community hospital to deter mine whether she sustained a skull fracture In an automobile accident at noon today on the new stretch of Pacific highway near Talent. She was in a semi-conscious condition, hos . pltal attendants stated. The wreck occurred, state police said, when Mr. and Mrs. Held, trav eling north l a, 1938 Studebaker coupe, attempted to pass an uniden tified truck moving In the same di rection and at the intersection of the A highway and a gravel road leading to Talent. State police quoted Mr. Reld . as saying that Just as his machine drew abreast of the truck, the truck driver suddenly signaled for a left turn and swung his vehicle toward the gravel road. Mr. Held told police he swerved sharply to the left side of the high way to avoid a collision and managed to pass the truck by traveling on the left shoulder of the road. When he jerked his auto back onto the high way he was unable to straighten It out, and the machine crossed the road and smashed Into the ditch on the right aide, he explained to the offi cer. Mr. Reld told police the truck continued on up the gravel road without stopping after the accident. Mr. Reld sustained a skinned knw and nana and was uted by the state police officer. Neither be nor his wife, only passengers, were thrown clear of the car. The machine wiv towed to the Lewis Super Service station with a badly damaged front end. 4iOW THEY? CTA k -TV Coast League Sacramento ... Son Francisco Los Angeles San Diego ... Seattle Hollywood Portland , Oakland . National League W. New York Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh Boston . St. Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia American League W. ' Cleveland 36 New York 32 Boston . 33 Detroit - 31 Washington 32 Philadelphia 26 Chicago .. 20 St. Louis 18 24 .671 26 .569 29 .517 30 .516 30 .464 33 .377 METHODISTS PIONEER W. L. Pet. 82 32 .619 47 87 .560 45 39 . .636 1 42 42 .500 41 43 .483 41 43 .488 39 44 .470 29 56 .341 L. Pet. 35 23 .603 32 23 .582 34 25 .676 30 24 .656 27 26 .609 26 30 .465 24 34 414 J 4 36 .380 L. Pet. THE DAI-LBS, June 34. (AP) Delegates to the 86th Oregon Meth odist Episcopal church conference paid homage yesterday to Jason Lee, pioneer Methodist missionary, on the 100th anniversary of his first sermon to Indians at Pulpit Rock. The delegates were warned by Dr. TJ. O. Dubach. dean of men at Ore gon State college, that the church should return to the philosophy of Lee. as expressed in his words: T 4 see what God wants donfriend I'll do it at no matter what cost." Dubach rebuked the national ad ministration for paying the farmer to plow under crops snd kill live stock when countless thousands needed food. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. THE NEW ROXY ANN Confectionery "Where it's always cool" Hot Plate Lunch 25c Salad Plate I 25c Ice Cream 12 Flavors On short notice we pack to take out and at NO EXTRA CHARGE PINT 15c QUART 29c 15 No. Central. Phone 914 HERE'S NUMBER 2 IN THE MAIL TRIBUNE'S GUESS WHO CONTEST :r. ": y Can You Identify the Prominent Medford Man Whose Picture Appears Above? TYlIS is one of 35 pictures selected from the Mall Tribune's photo engraving file for use tn . this newspaper's ."Guess Who" contest, which started Thursday, i ' A' different picture will be published each Issue f for 25 days. Each will depict some well known Medford resident. A number will appear under each picture. To enter your guess, merely writ down the numbers of the pictures as they appear . and opposite the number, the name of the person you believe represented. At the end of the contest send in your guesses, plainly written, together with your own name and address. $8 will be given for the most accurate list $5 for second best and $2 for third best. The contest is open to all. It costs nothing to enter. Start with picture No. 1 in Thursday's paper and GUESS WHO! 10 IN BEST OF CONDITION; Y VISITING RESORT DEAD INDIAN SODA SPRINGS. June 24. (Spl.) The last six miles of road lending to the resort have been scraped and graded this week I by a forest service crew. As the county has recently main tained the road from Brownsboro to the forest boundary and the oiling of the road between Eagle Point and Brownsboro Is being rapidly complet ed, the entire road from Medford to the springs Is In the best condition In its history. Karl Janouch, forestry supervisor, and John Sarglnson, district ranger, were Wednesday luncheon guests at the resort. Mrs. Ivan Davles and daughters of Forest Creek are vacationing here. You 11 enjoy these home-made kinds of cakes and thy are specially priced at We are featuring every day, delicious pies made from fresh fruits Cherries. Raspberries and other fruits in season. Have you tried our new Holsum bread the big. economical family loaf in the streamlined red and white wrapper? Your favorite grocer has it in white or whole wheat ask for fLUHRER'S HOLSUM. A party including Mr. and Mrs. E. Hoagland of Medford, Mrs. Rosle Jen kins of Seattle and Mrs. Ada Lemp kle of Eugene were week-end guests at the resort.. Recent dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Piper, Mr. and Mrs. Corsa M. Kidd, Mrs. Georgia Frank lin, Mrs. O. A. Fisher, Geo Russell and J. W. Nixon. The Sanderson families of Boagle picnicked here Sunday and enjoyed a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Lance and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hill of Gold Hill are spending a few days here resting and fishing." Mr. and Mrs. Frank True, accom panied by Mrs. True's sister and brother-in-law of Medford end Mrs. Eel Jamison of Scapoose, Ore., were Sunday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hartley, Mrs. Mabel Sims and daughter, Joyce, and Miss Mary Bruce Wayne spent Fri day here, picnicking and celebrating the twelfth birthday of Joyce. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p. m. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. Upside Down Cakes and we can't say too much about the good ness of these cakes which you seldom find in a bakery. They are made from combinations of the finest fruits Pineapple Slices, Apricots and Peaches the juicy goodness is all through the cake. 29c Meteorological Report Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday; cooler Satur day. Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with local thunderstorms over mountains of each portion, cool ex In the interior Saturday, moderate northwest wind off coast. Local Data Temperature a year ago . today: Highest, 83: lowest. 43. - - Total monthly precipitation, .01 I inches. Deficiency for the month, i .58 inches. Total precipitation since Sept. t. 193T. 34.97 Inches. Excess for I the season, 7.63 Inches.' I Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes i terday, 9 percent; 5 a. m. today, M ; percent. ' , Tomorrow: Sunrise, 4:37 a. m.; sun . set. 7:50 p. m. Observations Taken at 6 a. m 120 Meridian Time. 2 s H 51 T? z 5 r s 5 o 3 o I BolM 80 64 . Clear Boston 88 70 Pt Cldy. Chicago 94 70 .17 Rain Denver 80 54 .51 Cloudy Eureka 56 it .... Cloudy Helena 66 58 .QS, Cloudy Los Angeles 82 60 .. Cloudy MEDFORD 93 54 .... Clear New York 82 66 T Cloudy : Omaha 94 76 .. Clear ! Phoenix .102 66 Clear Portland 84 64 Clear j Rono 8B 53 . Clear ' noseburg . 8B 53 Cleat Salt Lake '. 78 53 .. Pt. Cldy. San Francisco.... 74 53 Cloudy Seattle 80 54 " Cloudy lokane 86 60 .. Clear Vash., D. C. ..'.. 88 84 T ' Clear Ray Vinson, of Butte Falls, a for mer Central Point resident. Is held in the county Jail on a charge of assault and battery preferred by his father-in-law. James N. Wisdom Vinson asked further time to plead, and In lieu of bonds was remanded to the custody of the sheriff by Justice of the Peace Coleman yes terday afternoon. ' Vinson, during the course of a family dispute, allegedly hit his father-in-law with a hammer, in flicting a gash oh the forehead, the authorities said. Andry Emer Nels. charged with operating a truck In violation of his permit, was fined (5 and costs. Nels, engaged tn hauling heavy ma chinery, to the Slsklyous for road construction work, traveled at night, when the permit was only for day light hours. Arthur Eugene Muse, of R. F. D. 1, Central Point, charged with haul ing lumber on a farmer's truck1 li cense, plead guilty, and was fined (5 and costs. Let Our Label Protect four Table PEERLESS MARKET Phone 603 14 N. Bartlett Medford, Ore. BEEF ROAST VEAL ROAST -sir lb. 14c LAMB ROAST "-sr lb. 19c LEG '0 LAMB lb. 24c VEAL CHOPS lb. 19c SLICED BACON lb. 25c BACON "V. lb. 20c FRYERS S lb. Teroge lb. 25c . ED E Q II Setaon, Halibut, Cod, Grab and other I UtOn Sea Foods in season. PRODUCE DEPARTMENT "We will feature the Finest Fruits and Vegetables and the moil complete tarlety In Medford. We will feature local produce when available." ' "BOB" GAIL, CAULIFLOWER NEW POTATOES CUCUMBERS, slicing LOCAL LETTUCE . C&H PURE CANE SUGAR 101b. 53c 25lbs.$1.33 100lbs.S5.12 (in jour i .inning mg-jr now. t hoVnlr prlw iv:in' MimhIh; I Livestock Portland PORTLAND. Ore.. Juno 24. (AP U8DA) HOGS: 400, Including 305 direct; market active -steady; good choice 16S-310 lb. drlvelns 9 25.35; carload lota quotable to $9.50 ot above; few 318-337 lb. $9.10 .lfi; 340 lb. butchera down 1885; few light UghU 8.769.85; packing sows 6 2j e.50. choice light feeder plga quot able up to 9.25. CATTLE 50. including 34 through and direct; calves 65. Including til direct; mostly cleanup market with trade very alow; few sales cows weak: steors scarce with medium grasse.i salable around 78; week's top grassera 18.50; grain fed up 18.75; common-medium heifers salable around W.50 3 7.50: few low cutter and cutter cows 83.35gt.75: fat dairy type salable up $4.75; good beef quot able 5(r.S0, or above; bulla salable around 959.75. Choice vealers salable around $1A0 oi 8. SHEEP 500. Including 395 through and direct; scattered salea about steady. with Thursday's close or 35c lower than early that day; good spring lambs 6 .35; common-medium 5t .JO; few old crop M; fairly good slaughter ewes ,13 .SO. Chicago CHICAGO. June 34. (AP-USDA) Hogs 10.000. including 6000 direct; slow; steady to 10c lower than Thurs day's average; on weights 230 lbs. down; others largely 15 -35c off; top $9.35; good packing sows. 350 lbs. down. $7.90 ( 8 25; 350-500 lbs. largely $7.25-85.- CATTLE 500; calves 300, fed stoera and yearlings steady at cleanup trade; she stock steady: most bulls strong to 15c higher; cutter grades cows largely $4.00 pr 5.25; sausage bulls mostly $8.35 down: vralers mostly $8.00-50; odd lots $8.75; few heads, $9.00. ' SHEEP 8000. including 5000 di rect: spring lambs steady to weak; sheep about steady; as yet no action on old crop clipped lambs; good to choice medium springers to packers. $8.5075;- native slaughter ewes, $3.00-25. . . . South Jnii rrnnrlseo. 8OUTH 8AN FRANCISCO. June 24 (AP-USDA) Hogs 300; fully steady; bulk. 185-300 lb. Csllfornlss, 19.85: overweights, 9.35; packing sows, 7J5. CATTLE 50, Including 40 direct Largely clean-up market; steers clos ing fully steady, bulk for week. 7.00 50; good she-stock weak, aged me dium cows dull; few head low cut ters, 3.00-75: bulls nominal, 5.00 75. Calvea 40. Steady: about 20 head good aoo lb. vealers, ,8.25; fifteen head 245 lb. calves. 7.76. ' SHEEP 3700; Including 808 direct: active, around 25c higher past two days; about 875 head choice 88-lb. north coast lambs, $7.00; three decks good 78-lb 8.60; deck shorn 78 lb. lambs, 88.35; few decks common 82-lb. $5.25-50: ewes nominal, $2.25 75. l-WA'M-aV.MU. raw 5f Phone G03 lb. 12V2c Meaty Open Under "New Management . head 12c 10 lbs. T7c 4 for 10c 3 heads 10c shafu-r While Portland Produce PORTLAND, June 23 (AP) But ter Prints: A grade. 28 ',o lb. in parchment wrappers; 39o in car tons; B grade. 27c lb. In parchment wrappers. 28c lb. In cartons. BUTTERFAT Portland delivery, buying price: A grade, 263 36Hc lb. In country stations: A grade, 35c lb.; B grade, lo less; O grade, Oo lb. less. EGGS Buying prices by whole salers: Specials. 320; extras, 30c; standards, 18c; special medium, 18c: extra mediums, 17c; undergrades, 16c doren. Cheese, country meats, live poul try and turkeys unchanged. oPtatops, onions, cantaloupes, wool, hay unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. Jun 2-1 Wheat: Open High Low Close July 71 71 71 71 Sept. 70iJ 70!4 70V4 10V, Dpo 71 i 71 li 71 71H Cash Frnln: Oats No. a. 38-lb white .5.00: No. a. 38-lb. gray asoo. Barley No. a. 43-lb. b. v. 3S.00. Corn No. a, e. y. shipment 38.75. Mlllrun Standard unquoted. Cash wheat bid: Soft white 7214: western white 73: western red 72. Hard red winter ordinary 71; 11 per cent 71: 13 per cent 76;j,: 13 per cent 81: 14 per cent 83. Hard red spring ordinary 89: 11 per cent 70; 13 per cent 75: 13 per cent 81; 14 per cent 85. Hard uhlte-baart ordinary 78; 11 per cent 78: 13 per cent 77; 13 per cent 78; 14 per cent 80. , Be Wise, Buy Wise and Economize at We Still Maintain that every person needs a day of rest and worship, This store , will continue to remain CLOSED SUNDAYS I 4 Free Deliveries on any size order Phone 20 We have a big assortment FRUIT JARS and CANNING SUPPLIES of all kinds Schilling RED COLOR PORK and BEANS, Van You Can Rely on the , Reliable for Picnic and Lunch Supplies of all kinds Crown Flour Coarse Graham Kitohen Queen Pastry 10 lb. sk. 43c Pancake Flour 10 lb. sk. 47c Kitchen Queen 49 lb. sk. $1.49 Corn, fey. R. C. Golden Ban tarn cream style 2 cans 25c Spaghetti and Tomato Sauce in 1 lb. glass jar . . . Qc You Can Rely on BERRIES Strawberries Raspberries Youngberries Loganberries N Black Caps, Currants HOLLOWAY'S RELIABLE GROCERY W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner 100 Independent, No Affiliations Phone 20 FREE DELIVERY ANY SIZE ORDER CITY MEAT MAREKE? 121 North Central Phone 324 4 Free Deliveries Daily WE ARE CLOSED SUNDAYS Six days a week is enough. We believe that our employees deserve Sundays off so we are not going to keep our shop open seven days a week. Saturday we will feature at special prices some extra nice STANDING RIB ROAST BABY BEEF ROASTS 4 PICNIC HAMS Fresh home cure. Car receipts: Wheat 34; barley 1; flour 4; corn 1; hay 3; mlllfeed 3. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, June 34. (AP) Wheat: Open High Low - Close July .76H 76V, ,75b .76 Sept. .77 H .77 H 18 !4 -76 Dec. .79 4 .7914 .781 .18 Wall St. Report NEW YORK. June 34 P) Thl week's buying wave In the stock ex change rolled onward today, giving share prices their sharpest (tve-day upswing In five yeare. The earlier hours of the session saw the fastest trading slnco October, but the wave subsided somewhat as the dsy wore on, and total turnover fell a little under yesterday's 3.400.000 shares. Morning gains of II to ,3 a share, were about cut In half for a time In the afternoon, as many traders sold to cash In profits on stooks bought at lower levels. Scattered buying reappeared In the final hour, notably In the farm Implement ts sues. While most l&suea finished be low their extreme gains, several were up tl to $5 at the close and extreme gains for the week were 110 to more than $15 In numerous Issues. ' Today's closing prices for 3a select ed stockb follow: Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Can Am. & rVn. Power. A. T. & T. Anaconda ... Atch. T. 4: 8. P. . Bendlx Avla. . Beth. Steel 188 '4 95 3H 140 V, 39 H Sl 13 i 54 H and ALMOND EXTRACT, 2 Make your own Maraschino Cherries Camps, Med. can 3 for 25c, Lg. can . ; 2 for 25c Kellogg Rice Krispies, 2 packages . . . 23c Sunshine Sodas or Grahams, 2 lb. box 29c Flavor-Aid, assorted flavors, 6 pkg. . . 25c Dog Food, Gold Cup, 3 cans ....... .20c Shortening, Pearl, 4 lb. pkg. ....... .45c HONEY, 5 lb."pail. . . . .43c COFFEE, Royal Club, 2 lb. jar . ... . .50c PEAS, Sun Blest 3 sieve, 2 cans .-' 27c Porter's Macaroni, Salad-ettes, etc., 2 pkg TRADE and WIN Oft your votes on rash Mies and payment on account. You fet I)Ol Bl.fc VOTBH when 0U pur chase the follow. m at the Re liable: Golden West Coffee. Crown Mill Flour Products, Borene Soap. Knight' Product, porter's Maca roni Products, Parker's Potato Chips, Durkee's Products and Snl der's Dairy Product, the Reliable for Better Watermelons Cantaloupes Jap Melon' Cherries , 50 . 64V, Chrysler ... Coml. Solv. .., Curtlss-Wrlght DuPont f -113H 89 H 311. Gen. E3ec. Oen. Poods .. Gen. Motors 35 Int. Harvester I. T. Je T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. O.) Phillips pet. Radio , -V 8314 . 38 . 301, , 71 . 38 V, . 14 South. Pae. Std. Brandsi 1 St. OH Cal. 301, , 814 St. Oil N. J. Trana. Amer. 10 Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel . -854 . 8314 Han Francisco Butter SAN PRANCISCO. June 34. (AP USDA) Butter: Score 93. 38c; 91. 35c; 90. 3414c; 89, 34c. . SACRAMENTO, June 34--(APl Churning cream butterfat: First grade, 3814c; second grade, 35s. Gail New Manager Peerless Produce Robert O. Oall. who was formerly employed at the Riverside Market, announced today that he has taken over the management of the produce department In the Peerless Market. Workmen have completed the In stallation of new spray equipment which will keep vegetables fresh and crisp and displays have been rear ranged for quicker service. The Peerless bread and pastry de partment will also be under Gall's management. HOLLOWAY'S WERE EVER ALERT FOR CONSTRUCTIVE SUGGESTIONS bottles now 25 25c if Cheese yi A Tillamook V Fruits and Berries Caterpillar Tract. FRUITS Plums . Apples' Bananas Oranges Figi Grapes Apricots Peaches TRADE & WIN $1600 In Prizes We ir Totaa ra all caak purchases ant cash ga a count. .