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PAOE TWO MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREOOX. TIir"RSDAY. DECEMBER 15. 1938. OF WOUNDS GUARD.SUYS PATENT FOR REVENGE SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16. (AP) A young man invaded ward P or the Bon Prancuco hospital today, hot and killed a patient and criti cally wounded a policeman. Inspector Jerome Smith said the youth gave his name as George Dally, 31. Ho was captured In corridor.. The officer said revenge evidently waa the motive. The victim was Morris Corn prop t 34, who was being guarded as the result of a spectacular knife and gun fight on. November SO, when he was wounded. Policeman Walter Salisbury, 44. who was guarding Corn props t, hur ried to tho door with drawn gun when he heard a commotion and vu shot and critically wounded Hospital Orderly John Buscovlch heard the shots and over-powered Dally In the hall. Inspector Smith said Daily's sla ter. Sue. shot Compropst when be attempted to flee during the previous Jlpht In her home. Ho said the girl waited In an auto mobile outatdo the hospital while her brother went to .Cornpropst's room today. She was tnken Into cus tody and Smith quoted her: "I'm glad to hear the dead. It saves me the trouble." 4 OF CP. Nathalie Rosetta Martin, 10, a res ident of Central Point, Ore,, for the past three years, passed away at a local hospital December 14 at 0:30 p, xn. She was stricken with pneumonia on December 8. - She surrendered her life to the Lord and through her prayers and testimony, waa Instrumental In the bringing of other souls to Christ. Nathalie waa born at M areola, Ore., Oct. 81, 1022. She was In her second year at Central Point high school and was very sweet and charming person kilty, and leaves many friends to mourn her sudden death. She leaves to mourn, her father and mother, Mr. and Mxa. C. E. Mar tin of Central Point, two sister, Mrs. R. W. Akers and Marjory Verl Mar tin, one brother, Karl Dean Martin, all of Central Point, her grandpar- enta, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Martin of Mori ford, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray of Ashland, Ore., and many other relatives. Funeral services will be conducted at the Perl Chanel Saturday at 3 p. m.. Rev. Mrs. B. A. Thompson of Mexuord and Rev. Mrs. Dorothy Mc Claln of Klamath Palls officiating. PRISON SENTENCE FOR . EMBEZZLING AUDITOR Stockton. Cal., Dec' IB. (UP) L. H. Donnelly, deputy city auditor, who confessed to embezzling 92000 from the city or stockton'i bond re demption fund to pay gambling debta incurred at Reno, today was sentenced to serve from one to ten years In San Quentln prison. Donnelly entered a plea of guilty before Superior Judge D. M. Young, who Immediately passed sentenco. Donnelly will be taken to Son Quen tln tomorrow. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads la 1:30 p. m. Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. A SOUND IDEA SPREADS FAST Scheuley'e Frlemlly Red Lahel ilrlimle, erfei'tly tLtnrr1, delirious . , , and full W proof. Try it you'll agree v. tl most Amerii'mtt that "l.Kilir" IS HKJIITI b'rirntUy to your tmla SCIIENLEY'S RED LABEL HfNDfD WHISKEY 0 proof T 0". iftMn nvlra mlnn. xmhv Olil'llwitM, inc.. N T C MUf i fflGHI1 H Vf QUART I lfl, 1 -' L I Gates to Show Lincoln -Zephyr Saturday 1 1 Livestock Tto smirlly styled, streamlined Lincoln-Zephyr, bringing new motor ing comfort and Important mechan ical Improvements, will make Its de- BOOTH AT C. OF C. The fingerprinting project spon sored by the 20-30 club will have Its Initial Introduction In Medford Saturday when the organization will open a booth In the Chamber of Commerce. The booth will open at I o'clock and close at 6 o'clock Saturday after noon and will remain open every evening from 4 to 6 o'clock next week. All persons desiring to be finger printed may call at the booth. The prints will Inter be filed in Wash ington, D. C and will bo useful as positive means of identification thereafter. The National 20-30 club 1 sponsor ing the fingerprinting project all over, the United States through the co operation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. HAVE YULE PARTY Members of Medford Post of the American Lealon and auxiliary en- Joyed pre-Chrlstmas party In the armory last night, with John End era acting as Santa Claus and dis tributing gifts each momuor Drougni for the tree. Afterwards, the presents were collected for shipment to vet erans' children. Included on the prouram were sev eral musical numbers and a fine T 7hhr.u:marp"rea ,nd ""nSrlnT. 5 meeting. Don Newbury presented Commnntler Rob. ert E. Ebcl and Post IS the charter of the Boy Scouts of America. Pre sentations were also mndo to tne Troop 7 committee for It cooper ation In scout work. The troop Is sponsored by the locnl legion post. Scoutmaster Ralpn Hulbert gnve an Interesting talk on the scout move ment. Lfglonnnlre Frnnk Ktirta described he 8t. Francis dam disaster In Cal ifornia, telling of the tremendous loss of life and property which oc curred. He outlined the work done by major crisis progrnms of the American Legion. 4 BIRTHS Bom at Sacred Heart hospital De cember 13 to Mr. and Mrs John Pearl of state highway, Ashland, s baby boy weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces. Mother and child are doing nicely. I Born to Mr. and Mrs. B. V. Harden J of Route 1 at Sacrrd Heart hospital December 13, a baby girl weighing , 7 pounds. 6 ounces. Mother and child are reported progressing splendidly JOSEPHINE CO. CUPID IDLE FOR TWO WEEKS O RANTS PASS. Dec. 15. (Spl Two full wwks without a single ap plication fur a marriage license at the county clerk's office were ending Wednesday. The new law requiring physical and mentnl examination it both parties In marriage went Into effect rvcemher 1. Ordinarily, during the same period of December, between U and 10 ap plications have been received. Closing time Tor Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1 :30 p m. Where the Finer Gifts Are to Be Found And Where the Price Is Always A Little Lower! JNO. W. JOHNSON'S Jewelry Store K.l hut In Med ford Saturday when O. E. Gates Auto company. Ford. Mer cury and Lin coin -Zephyr dealers, will feature a showing at their display rooms. Riverside and Sixth streets. New hydraulic brakes are Included in the new Improvements featured on the 1930 line, according to C. E. Pop Qates today. Six body types, Including two con vertibles, In eight modern colors, are available. The sedan with four doors Is Illustrated. Loft, the trim new front end. This new vertical front design, modern body streamlining and new door extensions which con I The Rogue River chapter of the Reserve Officers association ware hosts last evening for a dinner-meeting In the Hotel Holland. Honored guesta Included Major C. S. Pattee, Instructor of the second re serve area In Eugene, Captain H. R. Laslett, state president of the Reserve Officers association, from Corvallls and Lieut. Kenneth W. Dal ton, state secretary of the association. Following dinner the association adjourned to the Medford armory where a regular meeting was in order. At the session It was disclosed that Grants Pass plans on forming branch organization of this chapter. The movement Is unique In the faot that a branch chapter has never before been organized. Plans for a defense week program to be held In February were formu lated, after which Major Pettee pre sented a lecture on the Infantry division. 4 STRIP TEASERS GIVE FINES TO YULE FUND SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 15. (UP) Pour San Francisco newspapers re ceived a.80 each for their Chrlst maa funds today from four dancers whD were arrested for going too far with ft strip-tease performance. The donations were mado In lieu of fines on the suggestion of municipal Judge Daniel O'Brien. EUGENE DENTIST GIVEN PENITENTIARY SENTENCE EUGENE. Ore., Dec. lfl. (CP) Dr. 8. L. Peterson, dentist, today was sentenced to two years In the stao vrzz J apBanMBOHHUHMB Stop! BUY HER GIFTS At the Band Box & Save GIFT ITEMS SHE'LL APPRECIATE House Coats, Robes and Pajnmas $1.98 to ?7.0S Slippers 70 to $2.95 Downs, Pajamas, Dancettes, eto $1.00 to $4.98 Patsy Jane Wash Frocks, sparkling new from Hollyw'd $1.98 to $2.98 Hankies a marvelous oloction J5 to $1.00 Jewelry $1.00 Looks twice the price Clean - Up SALE On COATS-DRESSES-HATS Out They Go! Regardless of Worth Coats as low as $4.98 Dresses as low as $1.98 Hats as low as. . ., 29c The "33 East Sixth St, ceal the running boards and give the side panels an unbroken smoothness represent the advance In exterior de sign for the new season. The one. piece unit-body-end-frame design and the 110 horsepower V-type 12 cyllnder engine, which are exclusive Lincoln-Zephyr features and havo been since the car's Inception, are retained. 4 "The Lincoln-Zephyr Is the most copied car In America." Mr. Gates pointed out today, "Practically all cars have followed the streamlined styling of this car, adopted some time ago." tempted to escape by throwing red pepper In the eyes of a deputy sheriff. I PORTLAND, Deo. IS. (P) A tem porary shortage of hens and heavier sales than receipts brought a spottY one-half to one cent Increase on the turkoy market today. Although somo hens were bought for 25 cents the quotation was generally 24 cents Toms remained at 22 cents. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16 (pi Net prices paid producers for ll-.e poultry delivered, San Francisco: Tur keys, young t'oms, under 18 lbs , fresh, 24c; over IB lbs., fresh, 23c; younj hens, fresh, 27c. I Pear Markets Yesterday CHICAGO, Dec. 14. (AP-U S. Dept Agr.) Pear suctions; 1 Oretfpn ar rived, 2 cars on traclt; Oregon Bosc 720 boxes No. 1, 1.40-80. average 1.71; Anjous 340 boxes fancy 1.89-2 40, av erage 2.1J; 100 helf boxes extra fancy 1.40. NEW YORK. Dec. 14. (AP-US Dept. Agr.) Pear auctions; 1 car ai rlved. 1 California. 11 Oregon. 8 Washington unloaded, 34 on track; Oregon, Medford district Bosc 4280 boxes No. t, 1.75-2.05, average 1 81; ?75 boxes fancy 1.80-2.10, average 2.05; Anjous 335 boxes extra fancj 1.90-3.00. average 2.21; Hood River district Anjous 720 boxes fancy. 1 ZO OS; average 1.76; 450 half cartons ex tra fancy 1.10-25, average 1.11. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. sxuiS ttlat Bags Scarfs Scarf Sots Slips S9 to $1.08 Blouses and Sweaters $1.00 to $3.98 Kiddie Dresses 49 to $1.39 "Bettersllk" HOSE Our Hose cost less and wear better. 49 79c $1.00 pair CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $1 CP Hose 3 pairs $2.75 BAND BX Portland PORTLAND, Dec. 15 (AP-USDA) HOOS; 750, Including 256 direct; market opened steady; late trade oc casionally 10915c higher: early good choice 185 to 215-lb. drivel na, 18 00; late 17.85 with some bids $7.73; 225 to 385-Ib., 97.50; opening on light lights, 97.50; packing sows, 96.00 6.25; lightweights, 96.50, choice light feeder pigs quotable 98.25 CATTLE: 150; calves, 85, Including 54 direct; steady on kinds available; more active than earlier In week; fw Iota common steers, 18.00 et 0.33; me dium 1.172-Ib.. 97.50; strictly gooo light fed steers quotable 98.05. common-medium heifers. $5 00 6.75; cut ten, 94.25; low cutter and cutter cows, 92.60 3.50; common -medium. 93.755.00; good beef cows quoted $5.50(3 6.00; common-medium bulls, 94.75(5.25; common-medium vealcrci, 65.00 7.50; choice scarce, quotable 98.50; comon 330-lb. calves, 94.00. SHEET: 500, Including 53 direct; active, mostly steady, good trucked In lambs, 97.50 fl 7.75; common-medium, 98.00 7.00; few 60-lb. feeder lambs. 98.00; good-choice ewes, 9? 00 is 4.00. Including load 106-lb.. 93.75; common 103-lb. ewes, 92.00. South Han Francisco SOUTH SAN PRANCISCO. Dec. 15. (AP-USDA) HOOS: 1.700; steady; top and bulk 185 to 220-lb, butchers, 98.00; light lights and 235 to 245-!b. weights discounted 50c; good ptickirv sows, 96.25. CATTLE: 125; steers steady; medi um to mostly good fed steers. 98 50; good under 1,000-lb. fed steers absent, quoted up to 99.00; medium to gooo beef cows eligible. 95.00(6.50: cutici dairy cows, 94.00; low cutters eligible down to 93.25; fleshy dairy cows, 94.25; odd medium bulls, 95 75, steady Calves: 16; nominal; good to choice vealers quoted 99.50 10.50, SHEEP: 1,600; no early action, undertone weak; asking fully steady or up to 98.75 on good to choice fed wooled 'lambs; shorn slaughter ewes quoted up to 94.25 for best. Chicago CHICAGO, Dec. 15. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 10.000; wetghta 810 lbs. down mostly steady with Wednesday's aver age; others steady to 10c lower; early top, 97.50; good 350 to 500-lb pack ing sows, 96.50 138.75; heavier wc!ghte, 66 25 ? 6-40. CATTLE: 4.000; calves, 1.200; re ceipts below expectations and steers market strong to 25c higher; bulk, $8.25? 10.75; top. 912.25 on weighty steers with several loads 910 50 to 911.75: heifers, 97.50e8.50 mostly, cows, 95.25 down; with most cutters 64.00 ( 4.75. SHEEP: 6.000; late Wednesday frit lambs 10(?25c lower; top, 99.00: good yearlings. 97.25; native slaughter ewes, 93.75M.00 mostly; good and choice lambs. 98.50 6? 9.00 according to kind; shorn Texas yearlings. 7.00; sheep steadynatlve ewes. 93.754.00 Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 15 P) Butter prints: A grade, 32,Jo lb. In parchment nrappors, 33-c lb. la car tonsl B grade. 31 c lb. in parcr.ment wrappers, 32 'c lb. In cartons. Butterfat Portland delivery buy ing prices: A grade. JH4-3VC lb Portland delivery: B grade, l'jc lb less; C grade, 6c lb. less. Country delivery. 30c lb. for A grudc. Eggs Wholesalers' buying orlces: Specials, 33c doz.: extras, 30c doz ; standards, large. 20c doz; extra me diums, 28c doz.; extras, email 25c doz. Turkeys Selling prices: Dressed, new crop hens. 25-26C lb.; toma. 22 24c lb. Buying prices: New hen. 24 25o lb.: tonis. 22c lb. Hay Selling price to retailer: Al falfa. No. 1. 16 00 ton; oat-vetch 12.00 .. $1.00 to $2.9S 59 to $1.98 $1.00 to $1.9S If!? Phone 089 ton: clover. 11.00 ton; timothy, east ern Oregon. 19.00; Oregon valley, 14.00 ton. Portland. Cheese, country meats, live poultry, potatoes, onions, wool, steady, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Deo. 18. (P) Grsln: Wheat; Open High low Close May 60 M 60 63 Dee. 64 04 04 04 Cash grain: Oats, No. 3, 38-lb. white, 127.50; No. 3, 38-lb. gray, nominal. Barley, No. 3, 45-lb. B. W., S33.00. Corn, No. 3, B. Y. shipment, 23.oo. Cssh Whest (bid): Bolt white, 85 ',4c; western white, 64c; western red, 62c. Hard red winter ordinary. 61 14c: 11 per cent, 63c; 12 per cent, 54c: 13 per cent, 67c: 14 per cent, 71c. Hard white, Baart ordinary, 05c: 13 per cent, 65c: IS per cent. 00c; 14 per cent, 67c. Today's car receipts: Wheat. 45; barley, 1; Hour, 4; corn, 3; oats, 2; mlllfeed, 3. Chicago Wheat OHICAOO. Dec. 15. (JPy Wheat: Open High Low Close Dec 04 64 et 04(4 March 66 66 06', 88 May ! 67(4 67, 66 88 July 68j, 67 86(4 68J4 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Dec. 15. (AP) Pro fit taking sapped the vigor of an other stcck market rally today and early gains running to 2 or more polnta were substantially reduced or cancelled In many cases at the close. Overnight buying orders were heavy enough to swamp the ticker tape for an Interval after the open ing, but traders soon began to cash In on Wednesday's sharp upswing. Transfers were around 1.800,000 shares. Today's clcslng prices for 82 sel ected stocks follow: Al. Chem. St Dye 14U Am. Can 98 1'2 Am. & Fgn. Pow .. 3 A. T. fc T. Anaconda 351,- Atch. T. & 8. F. , Bsndix Avia Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. 24 4 76 i 82 9i 634 150 !4 Chrysler Coml. Solv Curtlss- Wright DuPont Qen. Elec. Gen. Poods Gen. Mat. 1 .t. Harvest. L T. 4 T. Johns-Man. Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) 503 60', j 914 105K 521& 21 lii " "H CARD TABLES Wood legs 1.98 Steel legs 2.98 1 Tavern Candles Non-drip Odorless 10" 2 for 12C 12" 2 for 160 15" 2 for 200 18" 2 for 25o Fiesta Pottery We fmjtcet yon place your order now for this popular girt STARTER SETS Hamilton Beach Mixer $22 Clothes Hampers made in Oregon $2.39 HANSEN Philips Pet . Radio Sou. F3. Std. Brands .. St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. . 43 . 7H . 19 Vi . iSV, 61Vi . , 00 . 4114 00Vi Union Caxb. Unit. Aircraft . U. S. Steel San Francisco Butter SAM FRANCISCO, Dec. 15 (AP) Butter unchanged. SACRAMENTO, Dec. 15. (AP) Churning cream butter fat, first grade 340; second grale 330. i Couple Keturn Mr. and Mrs Oeorge Robertson of 303 North Ivy Hosiery becomes much more (ban just a casual remembrance when it carries the name of the lovely, longer-lasting SILK STOCKINGS Sold Exclusively at M. M. DEPT. STORE At Real Bargain Prices! MAZDA TREE LIGHTS MADE IN AMERICA Wagner No. 8 Cast Iron 69 BABY SPOONS Tudor Silver 50 Fork and 8poon Set 81.00 Knife, Fork and Spoon Set 91.50 S4.95 WHISTLING TEA KETTLES COPPER.. English Bone China Cups and Saucers $1.00 Silex Coffee Makers $2.95 Remington Pocket Knives Everready Flashlights HARDWARE BARTLETT street roturued to Medfont last eve ning by motorcar from ten days' vacation spent In California. En route to Kan Francisco, they were guests of Pete Denson, manager of Hotel Johnson In Vtsalla, and form er msnager of the Hotel Medford here. In the Bay City they were guests of Uan London, managing di rector of tho St. Ftancla Hotel. They made the trip by motorcai FOB VOIR Water Well Problems SEE Robert Burns Well Drilling Grants Pass Rt, 1, Box 263. S. Pacific Highway TOYS GAMES DOLLS At Surprisingl, Low Prices skillet $1.59 Tom & Jerry Set Made In U. S. A. $3.19 Extra cups 20 Packard Electric Shaver $7.50 V 1 Atlrattivdy huctt I for gift giving . . S1Q0 0
