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UPS CITYVALUES
Four Towns ot County Show
Increase Six Show De
crease in Tax Valuation
Taxable valuation of property
In the 10 incorporated towns
and cities of Jackson county
is $1 1.582,157.41, not including
the corporation valuations for
PINT 1.00 QUART $1.90
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19391 Women aro again women . . . wearing hati thai
are puroly feminine . . . and ADRIENNE'S brings you
the "Bustlo" silhouette early Fall's most Important
millinery idea.
ADRIENNE'S
We Give S. and H. Green Stamps Your Added Savings
PEP
YOU GET IT IN
GLASS OF RICH
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MILK
There't LOTS of energy in every
glaisiul of Snidor'i Milk Highly
important calcium ao essential to
health and vigor of those who en
joy sports makes up a large pari
of the mineral content of milk . , .
Assure a safe margin of calcium
Intake for YOUR youngsters have
Ihem drink PLENTY of Snider't
milk I .
SNIDER DAIRY
& PRODUCE CO.
the year, according to figures
compiled by the assessor's of
fice. In 1938 the valuation was
$11,513,397.01, a total increase
of SC8.760. The increase was
due to a re-classification of pro
perty values in towns.
Four of the cities show In
creases in taxable valuations
and six show declines. Medford,
Ashland, Phoenix and EaRle
Point gained, and Butte Falls,
Central Point, Gold Hill, Jack
sonville, Rogue River and Tal
ent decreased. Medford property
valuations showed an increase
of $134,900.
Taxable property valuations
for each city are as follows:
Medford, this year, $8,461,
500; last year, $8,326,600; in
crease $134,900-.
Ashland, this year, $2,258,
560; last year, $2,235,200; in
crease $23,600.
EaKic Point, this year, $70.
668.05; last year, $67,358.05; in
crease $3,310.
Phoenix, this year, $113,830;
last year $103,870; increase $9,
960.
Butte Falls, this year $42,
428.96; last year, $45,518.96; de
crease $3,090.
Central Point, this year,
$200,240; last year, $241,010;
decrease $34,770.
Gold Hill, this year, $95,100:
last year, $115,130; decrease
$20,300.
Jacksonville, this year, $164,
030; last year, $198,900; de
crease $34,870.
Rogue River, this year, $74,
820; last year. $79,980; decrease
$5,160.
Talent, this year, $94,970; last
year $98,830; decrease $3,860.
RALPH THOMAS RITES
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Funeral services for Ralph B.
Thomas, 25, who passed away on
route 2, near Medford, Wednes
day morning, will be held at the
Conger chapel at 3 p. m. Friday
with the Rev. James Hamilton
officiating. Interment will be in
the Medford I.O.6.F. cemetery.
A complete obituary appeared
in Wednesday's issue of this
paper.
COUNTY BUDGET GROUP
TO HEAR DELEGATIONS
The Jackson county budget
committee, Henry G. Enders,
Ashland, chairman, met today
and was scheduled to hear dele
gations, including one from
Central Point, on road matters.
It was planned, If possible, to
complete the tentative budget
and set a date for a public
hearing. The public hearing will
be called on a date, after legnl
publications have been made as
required by law.
SPECIAL
All Felt Hats
Priced $7.50
AND UP
1
l3 OFF
EVERY
CREAMY
GRADE
A
PASTEURIZED
MEDFORD MAIL
FREEZE-OUT
L
Alaska Colonists May Be
Forced to Kill Stock Ac
count Shortage of Feed
Palmer, Alaska, Oct. 19.
(AP) Faced with the necessity
of killing livestock because of
an early winter crop freeze-out,
Matanuska colonists also faced
today the prospect of a new gen
eral manager of the colony cor
poration, Ross L. Sheely, operator of
Alaska's second largest farm,
submitted his resignation as
manager of the Alaska rural re
habilitation corporation yester
day, effective at the board's con
venience. He said his own farm
required his undivided attention.
Earlier, Sheely said the emer
gency caused by the early grip
of winter in the valley would ne
cessitate butchering of some of
the colony's dairy cattle because
of an imminent feed shortage.
An early freeze and 10 inches ot
snow damaged root and hay
crops heavily 10 days ago. Wea
ther developments were awaited
by farmers to ascertain the full
extent of their losses.
Sheely cautioned farmers
against hasty action, declaring:
"The unprecedented storm
made a critical situation. Some
cattle no doubt must be butch
ered, but an effort will be made
by the corporation to devise a
method of carrying the cattle
through the winter, even if the
cost approaches the cost of buy
ing new cattle in the spring."
gOCETY
and Clubs
Mrs. Walls Feted
At Dinner Party
Mrs. C. W. Walls, state presi
dent of the Parent-Teachers as
sociation and chairman of the
national P.-T.A. nominating com
mittee, was honored at a dinner
party last evening in the Hotel
Holland when the Medford city
council of P.-T.A. were hostesses.
At the dinner, the Interesting
honor guest was presented with
a box of home-grown almonds
by Mrs. A. E. Brockway, council
president.
Mrs. Walls is In Medford to
conduct a school of instruction
today for P.-T.A. units. On
Saturday morning she will ap
pear on a program at the Teach
ers' Institute in Ashland at the
Southern Oregon College ot
Education.
Nass' Leave for
California Home
Mri and Mrs. Lloyd M. Nass
and daughter, Dorothy, former
Medford residents, left yesterday
for tb,eir home In Valejo, Calif.,
after having vacationed here for
a week.
During their stay the visitors
were honored at a number of
pleasant social affairs and en
joyed various trips, including one
to Oregon Caves.
Among hosts feting them were
the E. G. Randolphs, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Ross and Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur E. Laing.
They were house guests of the
Randolphs at their home on
Pennsylvania avenue during
their valley sojourn.
Navy Club to
Meet Friday
Rogue Valley Navy Mothers'
Don't just ask for ice
cream or milk be sure
to say "Snicler's" then
you arc assured of the
BEST and it costs no
more!
TRIBUNE. MEDFORD.
club will convene Friday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Florence Cuffel, 009
North Central avenue.
Mrs. Carl Ludwig will discuss
plans for a display window at
the Chamber of Commerce on
Navy day. Club members hav
ing articles for the window dis
play are asked to bring them to
the meeting.
Former Resident
Visits Sister
Miss Ernestine Frcdenburg ar
rived in Medford this morning
to spend two weeks visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. C. Greb, at her
home in the Antelope district.
Miss Fredenburg formerly
lived in Medford. In the Bay
City she is a civil service em
ploye in the federal building.
4
Theta Rho Club
To Meet Tonight
The regular meeting of the
Theta Rho Girls' club will be
held at 7:30 o'clock this evening
in the I.O.O.F. hall. The Hal
lowe'en party which was sched
uled for tonight will be post
poned until next Thursday eve
ning. VISITS VERL WALKER,
After being separated for a
couple of decades, two former
Los Angeles school mates spent
the day together here yester
day. They were the Rev. Thomas
F. F. Dixon, Baptist missionary
in El Salvador for the past
4'4 years, and Vcrl G. Walker
of 205 West Jackson boulevard.
Mr. Dixon, spending a six
months' leave in this country,
was a Medford visitor between
trains yesterday, having arrived
in the morning and left last
night. He comes from southern
California and this was his first
visit to Oregon. He said he liked
Oregon.
Mr. Dixon described Salvador
as a peaceful, industrious coun
try, Spanish being the native
tongue. Coffee is the principal
product, 85 percent of which is
exported, chiefly to the United
States, he related, adding that
the European war has had lit
tle effect upon the country.
Mr. Dixon plans to return to
Salvador to resume his mission
ary work. There are two Bap
tist schools which are conducted
primarily as educational insti
tutions, he related, The coun
try is sparsely settled, averaging
only 120 persons to the square
mile, he said.
Livestock
Portland
Portland, Ore., Oct. 19. (AP) (U.
S. Dept. Apr.) HOGS: Salable 600.
total 800; market rather slow but
mostly steady; Rood-choice around
165-215 lb. drtve-ins 7.00-15: one load
190 lb. weights 7.35; 330-265 lb.
butchers and most light lights 8.50
65: packing sows mostly 5.00-50;
good-choice 69103 lb. feeder pips 6.50
7.25; few feeders unsold.
CATTLE: Salable and total 300;
calves 50. total 65; market slow but
mostly steady; somewhat weaker on
dairy cows and heifers; scattered
common-medium grass steers 6.00
7.75; common-medium heifers 5.50
7.50; few good fed heifers 8.25: cut
ters down to 4.50; cutter-common
cows 3 50-4 25; canners 3 00: shelly
kinds below 2.00: fat dairy type rowt
4.75-5.00: good beef cows 6.50: mus
up.e bulls 5.00-6.00; good beef bulls
6 25; chotc veV.or3 10.00; com.unr.-
medlum 5.50-8.50.
SHEEP: Salable 300. totnl 400.
market alow but steady with late
Wednesday; good-choice truckcd-ln !
lambs 8 00-25; few medtum-tfood j
lambs 7.50: best shorn lamb held
above 7.75; mediuin-good ees 2.25
3.30. Smith Snn FrnnclM-o
South San Francisco, Oct. 19.
(AP-USDA) Mors: 100; butchers
mostly steady; top J7.50; small lot
medium to good 7.25; few 185 to
240-lb. averages $7.00 7.25: extreme
lights and henvles down to $6 00;
sows $4.75 5 25.
Cattle: 75; calves 10; steers nomi
nally steady; medium $7.758 00;
gcod under 1 ,050-lb. fed steers up
to $H 35; she stock steady to strong,
few medium Idaho heifers $7.00;
short load lamely medium 1,037-lb.
Idaho rarvje cows $fl.25; canners and
cutters $4.00 5.00; fleshy dairy cows
$5.50;t5.75; bulls $6.50; common
vealers $7 .00 of 7.50; good to choice
quoted $11. 00, 12.00.
Sheep: 200; good 80-lb. early shorn
California $8 259 25; common Dt.;ht
lambs $rt,10; medium-pelt lambs from
local feedlot $8 80; older classes ab
sent: shorn fat ewes up to $4 35.
Onl Nature can ive Vanilla in
delicate, alluring flavor. For more t
;han half a century. Schilling pun I
Vanilla has been giring to des
tens exquisite, elusive fragrant
ind enticing flavor that add 1
much to the pleasure of eat in
37 SPICES
19 EXTRACTS
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OREGON. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1939.
Chicago
Chicago, ' et. 19. (AP-USDA)
Hogs: 15.000; general trade weak to
10c lower than Wednesday'! average;
closing mostly 6 a 10c oft: top S7.40;
packing bows mostly 10c lower: some
late sales off more; bulk 270 to 330
lbs. 8.6 g e 80; 830 to 450 lbs. 6 25
86.75.
Cattle: 4.0O0; calves 1.000; fei
steers and yearlings steady to 15c
higher; mostly 103 15c up on better
grades: several loads here scaling
1.450 lbs. to 1,150 lbs.; best light
steers early 610.65; heifers, best 610.75
with grassy and ahort fed kinds 67.00
(9.00; most steers T8.503 10.25.
Bheep: 6.0O0; fat lambs slow: other
classes fairly active; strong to 15c
and more higher on slaughter offer
ings; around $9.25 ' 9.50 on good to
choice native lambs; good to neai
choice yearlings 66.85 & 8.15; western
ewes 64.25; bulk natives under 64.00.
Portland Produce
Portland. Oct. 19. (AP-usdai
Butter: Prints A grade 32'2c lb. In
parchment wrappers, 33'jc lb. In car
tons; B grade 31V2c lb. In parchment
wrappers, 32", c lb. In cartons.
Buttcrrat: First quality, maximum
of .6 or 1 per cent acidity, delivered
Portland, 20i2si30c lb.; valley route
and country points 2c less or 28c;
premium quality maximum of .35 of
1 per cent acidity, l'jc more than
first quality; second quality 2c lesa
than first quality.
Ejgs: Buying price Extra large
28c; standards, lare, 20c; extras, me
dium, 18c; standards, medium, 17c;
extras, small, 13c; standards, small
11c.
Cheese, country meata, live poul
try, turkeys, potatoes, onions, hay,
wool steady and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Portland
Grain:
Ore., Oct. 19. (AP)
Wheat: Open Hleh
Low Close
82 14 82
Dec 8214 8214
Cash grain:
Oats, No. 2-38 lb. white
Barley. No. 2-45 lb. b. w...
Corn. No. 2-E. Y. ship
No. 1 flax
Cash wheat (bid):
26.00
.....24.00
26 00
, 1781,
Soft white 81; western white 81:
western red 81.
Hard red winter ordinary 81; 11 per
cent 81; 12 per cent 82; 13 per cent
86; 14 per cent 90.
Hard white Baart ordinary 86:
12 per cent 86; 13 per cent 89; 14 per
cent 92.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 34;
flour 5; corn 2; oats 2; mill feed 3.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, Oct. 19. (AP)
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Dec 85 86i4 65 8S3J,
May B47J, 85 4 8414 Q43'8
July 8218 83 82 i 82
Wall St. Report
New York, Oct. 19. (AP)
War-conscious traders rode the
aircrafts for gains of 1 to 3
points in today's stock market
but ignored many issues that re
cently have displayed climbing
propensities.
There wore a few compara
tively active intervals and just
as many sluggish periods. Trans
fers for the five hours were in
the neighborhood of 1,300,000
shares.
Todays closing prices for 32 select
ed stocks follow:
Al. Chem & Dye 184
Am. Can . 115
Am. St Fgn. Pow... ............ 238
A. T. i T ....165i
Anaconda 34
Atch. T. & 8. F 32i
Bendlx Avia 30'
Beth. Steel 97i
Caterpillar Tract 62
Chrysler 913B
Coml. Solv 14
Curtiss-Wrlght
DuPont
Oen. Elec ..
Oen. Foods
Gen. Mot. ..
Int. Harvest
I. T. & T
Johns-Man
Monty Ward
North Amer. 23
Penney (J. C.) - .- 9t5;
Phillips Pet - - - 454
Radio
Sou. Pac - 17sa
Std. Brnnda 6
St. Oil Cnl 29i;
St. Oil N. J 48i4
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb - - 89 Ji
Unit. Aircraft - 46'j
U. S. Steel 77'
S. F. Turkey Prices
San Francisco, Oct. 19. lAP) Net
prices paid producers for live turkeys
delivered San Francisco; young toms.
under IB lbs. 18c; over 18 lbs. 18c;
young hens 20c.
San Francisco Butter.
! San Francisco. Oct. 19. (AP
: USDAl Butter. 92 score 32; 91
i 29; 90-28: 89-27.
I Sacramento, Cat., Oct. 19.
Schilling:
- Lj!l L
ru-A
" Pr)Jr JFn Buy ECONOMY QUARTS M
I Sl!lJk for Home Use N
(AU) Churning cream butter
fat: First grade 35 1-2; second
grade 33 1-2.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank our many friends
for thetr kind expression of sympathy
and many beautiful flowers In our
recent sorrow.
Alvln Ersklne. Henry Ersklne and
Family, Walter Ersklne and Fam
ily, and Noel Ersklne and family
Use Mali rrloun want ada.
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT Modern 4-room fur
nished house, close In. Phone 781.
DRIVING to San Francisco Saturdav
evening, want two paeimera to
share expenses. Phone 1290-R.
EGG MASH 92.00 per cwt. Samson's
Special HIGH PROTEIN Bjg Mash,
Is guaranteed to give sutlHfactory
results. Lower your feed cost and
Increase vour e-ve profits bv feeding
SAMSON'S SPECIAL EGG MASH.
Phone 833. F. E. Samson Co.
FOR SALE Orothonhonlc Vlctrola. 40
records, cheap. White Maude Pool,
Jacksonville,
WANTED Experienced elrl for home
work and care for children. Refer
ences required. Box 3160 Tribune.
40 ACRE, 9 miles north of Medford.
8 acres Biirtlstt penrs and peaches,
sub - Irrigated. Spring furnishes
abundant water fo- household and
garden. 6-room plasterrd house,
bungalow style, built la screen
porch 8x30. Excellent shade. a
rne, wood shed, four now chicken
houses. Overlooking Pacific high
way. Ideal place for turkeys or
chickens. Price 83,000. $600 cash
terms on balance. Will rent or
exchange for desirable unincum
bered small residence Medford.
Owner, box -No. 3285 Tribune.
FOR SALE Get your grain fed baby
beer for your lorker of W. F. Mar
tin. E. P. Star Route. Medford.
FOR RENT 4-room modern fur
nished house. 1011 W. 10th.
FOR SALE Ho!s. all sizes: cows:
Leghorn and R. I. Red hens. H H.
Shaw, 3 miles north Central Point.
FOR RENT Desirable furnished
apartment Hotel Grand.
WANTED TO BUY Children's snow
stilts Hnd coats; also men's Jackets,
pants and shoes. Used Wnrdrobc
Shop, 518 B. Main.
FOR SALE or trade for sheep 40
acre wood lot near Talent. Write
Box 3149 Tribune.
ALFALFA HAY. best ever. Walnuts
good ones.,, Newtown and Delicious
apples. 3 lugs 1.00. Trelchler,
Central Point.
ATTENTION--OUEP NEE Y BREEDERS ,
PUREBRED GUERNSEY SALE
Sunny Oaks Guernsey Farm Dls- ,
fersai Sale 1938-39 heifer and calf
crop of Lani;wuter bre?di:itT, on
Saturday. October 28, 1939, at the
Sale Pavilion of So. Oregon Live
stock Auction Co.. located on the
Old Pacific htshwav. Just north
of Medford. Bull calves for dairy
men who wish to head their herd
with purebred bulls: heifers and
hPlfer calves for dairymen who
wish to add a purebred Guernsey
to their herd; calves for 4-H Club ,
Guernsey F.rerders clubwork. In
cluded In this snlo will be the
Chamnlon Guernsey Heifer and .
Grand Champion Guernsey of the
1939 4-H Club Fair. For further ,
Information, cnll or write E. Lester
Newbry. owner. A.hland, Oregon.
Route 2. Phone Medford 3-F-3.
SINGER sewing machine. $13. Call
710 Palm; Saturday. Monday eve
nings. WANTED Men and women und?r
25 years of ae to register for
Free Packing School at Rogue River
Orchards Co.. end of North Central
Ave. Apply In person.
WANTED Qualified driver to Cali
fornia. Transportation and ex
penses. Box 3155 Tribune.
Pl.trttnitM Ry snt.lrr P-Urr
Anil I'riMuie lu.
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4 -Awi-n
m.friliiif ixl lit iilti1fr nilr
FOR SALE 9x13 Wilton rug. Inquire
721 Narrean.
DRY WOOD, black oak and laurel;
16 inches 2 50 tier, la incnes
Second growth fir. 16 Inches 2.00.
12 inches fl.75. Call 310 Franklin's :
Grocery. !
LARGE HOUSEKEEPING room 12.50 j
week with garage. 627 N. Ceptral. j
WANTED AT ONCE Clover pasture I
for 2 cows, near Medford; also
small cooking range. Box 3169 j
Tribune.
AUCTION SALE At Pavilion north
aieaiora saiurasy, wi. i.
all classes livestock, horses, cattle,
stock pL'?s and fat hoes. Always
attend the auction. Southern Ore
eon Livestock Auction Co. Col. A
H. Dudley (auct.) Phone 831-J-3.
PRACTICAL NURSE wonts work of
any Kina Dy aay or nour. mono
15H1-R.
FOR SALE! Improved farm, 422 acres.
237 acres under ditch. Very low
rate on wnt?r. In short time water
will be free. Free soil. Suitable for
any crop. Tills Is one of the finest
Inrire farms In Jackson county.
Priced for a short time only.
17,000.00, terms.
L. J. AUSTIN
44 N. Riverside Phone 1986
FOR SALE Fourth cutting alfnlfa
in field. J8 per ton, or trade for
milk cows and hois. Gore Ranch.
Jacksonville highway.
FOR SALE Furniture for 5-room
house, and Jersey cow. Mr. Schanz.
Jo Jack drive off Ross lane.
FOR TRADE Chrysler Roval coupe
Good condition. 307 Apple.
FOR RENT Unfurnished 3-room
house. 417 J St. near Oakdale
store.
STILL AVAILABLE
Double LoPd Green Pine Slabs. ?4
VALLEY FUEL CO. Tel. 76.
FOR RENT Attractive furnished
Duplex. Every electrical conven
ience. Adults. 619 No. Riverside.
WANTED Scrap Iron, to supply in
creasing demand Spot cash paid
at latest market price.
MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE
27 North Grape St. Phone 1062
FOR SALE By the lug or by the
truck truck load Newtowns. Nice
quality, wood sizes. Bring contain
ers. MYRON ROOT & CO., INC
Warehouse 47 South Fir St.
SEE BARNEY for carefree winter
driving. BARNEY'S SIGNAL. Btb
and Riverside.
Friday & Saturday
ensationa!
a
i values
at THE
Prices Drastically Reduced
For Friday and Saturday Onl
Coats! Regular
Other Coat Sale Prices
$17.98 $22.50 $26.50
Coats with Genuine Fur Collars
Regular S49.98 values
9 Hats, special
6 Dresses, special
Shoes, special
FH
CaMsael: Wsks
Buildings Machinery Equipment yt block land
BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 1908
For particulars inquire at plant
10TH and GRAPE STREET MEDFORD
Feel at Home in
"The Heart of Portland
Comfort Conrtnlrnce
Court"? irmce
Ittrartln Ram:
Hotel
Cornelinj
SIJ IT Pirt
Portia n9
DfHrhfd
With batb
BtN O.
IN THE HEART 0T THE CITY
SELECT Oreen Pine Slabs. big load,
M-00. Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 631.
SAVE"5YRUP!
Simpry pour i mp
BOILING WATER
over 4 cups
SUGAR
MAPLEINE...
S
llciout MArLUNE at nur. a
35-esnr bottle ofMA'LEINE
flavors 32 pints. Alio a nn
food flavor. At grocers.
Ti
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Bf.TJJr.'i.wiil,njliii.Hfi.ri
New Under-arm
Cream Deodorant
safely
Stops Perspiration
1. Does not rot dresses does
not irritate skin.
2. No waiting to dry. Can be used
right'atter shaving.
3 Instantly stops perspiration for
1 to 3 days. Removes odor
from perspiration.
4. A pure white, greascless, stain
less vanishing cream.
5 Arrid has been awarded the
Approval Seal of the American
Institute of Laundering, for
being harmless to fabrics.
13 MILLION )ara of Arrld
have been sold. Try a Jar fodayl
Mni At all atnrca elliajt loili good
JyC )r (,1, in ipf ,ni) 5Qf j,.
$12.98 Values
$37.50
$1.00 to $8.98
. . . $2.98 to $22.50
$1.95 to $6.00
Phone 989
Ti?SSa.1lfiMs:iram r"r mws
SALE
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ORI.MSON Mrt.
itii 85
Mil Eliia
Park Ave
Hotel
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Portland